About

Honduras Weekly is a privately owned, independent Honduran newspaper without government connections (national or foreign) and soley responsible to its readers. It is updated daily in English, with an emphasis on those stories that have the greatest overall impact on Honduras each week. If you have any questions or comments, please write to us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Stanley Marrder|Houston
Owner and publisher of Honduras Weekly. His experience with online newspapers includes Houston Chronicle Interactive. He is also the owner of Marrder Omnimedia. He has won over 25 awards for video, multimedia and internet production including an American Advertising Federation "Addy."

Nicole Marrder|Tegucigalpa
Tegucigalpa Bureau Chief for Honduras Weekly, Project Manager for Eniver by Marrder Omnimedia.

Marco Cáceres|Washington, DC
Editor of Honduras Weekly.

Raine Rivas and Maria Galindo
Co-Editors, Honduras Weekly Youth section.

Guest Contributors
Gisela Aguiriano | Kay Anderson | John Black | Alan Cassidy | Daniel Dyer | Jorge Gallardo Rius | Ally Garcia | Phyllis Gordon | Jim Hazelwood | J. C. Hernández | Norma Love | Steve Malone | Sharon McLennan | Gayle Milla | Gustavo Murillo | José Reyes Murillo | Kevin Northcraft | Chris Poliquin | Molly Priesmeyer | Teresa Isabel Romero | Alexander Sanné | Karben Selim Mejía | Christina Taylor | Ben Udy | Ivonne van Leest | Darrell Wood

Editorial Policy
The editorial vision of Honduras Weekly is to promote a thoughtful, civil, intelligent, and balanced exchange about news, events, and people in Honduras. The idea is to be receptive and respectful of everyone's point of view. Our underlying assumption is that truth is not absolute... that each of us possesses our own truths, based on our own unique backgrounds, experiences, and minds. And that thus we are naturally bound to have our own interpretations of things that happen or that are said. We believe that our differences are to be celebrated, not feared. In the end, we can always agree to disagree. In the interim, we just think it's a good thing to listen to as many human beings as happen to come our way, and encourage a conversation... for the sake of the conversation.

Advertising
Honduras Weekly is an excellent medium for international advertising. It is a direct link to readers on each of the five continents, including potential tourists, investors, the diplomatic corps and international businesses. Back in Honduras, Honduras Weekly is a bridge to the university, high government officials, the Central Bank, tourism operators, non-profit development organizations, political parties and the country's intellectual and art circles.