The text, and the Photo-Essay published below, are part of an effort by Noria to analyze the evolution of the Colombian Peace Process, in the
Read MoreAuthor: Tomas Ayuso
Tomas Ayuso is Honduran photographer, born in Tegucigalpa. He is also a writer and documentary producer. Tomas also received a Masters Degree in Conflict and Development from the New School in 2012.
Is Colombia Finally Heading Toward a Peace Agreement?
The following series conveys the vastness of the Colombian conflict’s infinite sadness. A fifty year old war that polluted with violence and displacement, regardless of
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Oil in Eden: Pollution and Impunity in Tabasco
Once mythologized as the sacred nationalist symbol of modern Mexico’s self-determination, Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) is hobbling towards unknown territory. Plummeting oil prices have made of
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El México Guerrero: Ayotzinapa’s Defiant Struggle for Justice
On the night of September 26th, 2014, in the western Mexican state of Guerrero, 43 students of the Raúl Isidro Burgos Rural Teachers’ College of
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The Right to Grow Old V: Return and Turn Around
“Victims of the migrant route are forced with difficult decisions once they return to the country. Often times deportees are shunned by their communities, becoming
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The Right to Grow Old IV: Diaspora
Honduran migrants who make it across the countless perils on the migrate route gravitate towards areas where they know someone from the old country who can
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The Right to Grow Old III: Not my America, The Border
I accompanied one of the many border militias of the Rio Grande Valley on one of their nightly patrols on the lookout for ‘illegals.’ The following is
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The Right to Grow Old II: Seeking Shelter Amidst Beasts
I visited shelters and train yards in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas. I spoke with newly crossed Central American migrants in Tapachula and Arriaga where they
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The Right to Grow Old I: First Borders, The Honduran Migrant Crisis
Migration is born as a result of different rights becoming elusive in 21st century Honduras: the right to housing, the right to a dignified source of
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Violence and Voyeurism: A Guide on How (Not) to Write About Honduras
When referring to Honduras you must make the reader understand that Honduras is the original Banana Republic, no exceptions. The country is now more so
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The Downward Spiral of the Northern Triangle in Central America
Mara 18 (©Archivo Caracas, 6toPoder) Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador have entered a perilously new era in their history. Caught between the rise in criminal
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