Honduran news with direct links: La Prensa and El Heraldo, the independent Criterio and Contracorriente, Televicentro newscasts and Diez for football.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the main newspapers in Honduras?
- La Prensa and El Heraldo are the country's leading dailies, both based in San Pedro Sula and Tegucigalpa respectively.
- What are the main independent outlets in Honduras?
- Criterio and Contracorriente are the leading independent investigative outlets.
- What is the main TV news in Honduras?
- Televicentro is the dominant television news broadcaster.
Honduras has one of Central America's most dynamic and increasingly vibrant newspaper industries, serving 10 million people across a country known for beautiful Caribbean coastline, ancient Mayan ruins at Copan, and a courageous independent journalism community that continues to operate in challenging conditions. Honduran press is headquartered between the two main cities — commercial hub San Pedro Sula and capital Tegucigalpa.
Proceso is Honduras's most visited digital portal. La Prensa (San Pedro Sula, 1964) and El Heraldo (Tegucigalpa) are the leading national dailies. Televicentro leads in TV. The independent outlets Criterio and Contracorriente are internationally respected for investigative journalism. The official FENAFUTH covers La H — Honduras's national football team. The Bolsa de Valores is the official stock exchange.
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