Honduras Ends Extradition Treaty with US Over Alleged Interference

President Xiomara Castro condemns Washington's comments on Honduran-Venezuelan relations, calling them a threat to sovereignty.

Honduran President Xiomara Castro accused the US of meddling after comments by Ambassador Laura Dogu.
The US ambassador expressed concerns about a meeting between Honduran and Venezuelan defense officials.
Castro ordered the termination of the extradition treaty, citing US interference in Honduran politics.
The extradition treaty has been a tool for the US to combat drug trafficking in Honduras.
Honduran Foreign Minister Enrique Reina called the ambassador's remarks a direct threat to independence.