In Honduras, the worst political crisis since the 2009 coup d'état Suffering from massive emigration, undermined by corruption and shaken by violent demonstrations calling for the resignation of Head of State Juan Orlando Hernandez, Honduras is sinking into crisis, ten years after the coup d'état against left-wing President Manuel Zelaya. Street blockades in the capital and several major cities, thousands of demonstrators demanding the "immediate dismissal" of the right-wing president: the small Central American country (9 million inhabitants) has been experiencing a month-long wave of protests against the government of Juan Orlando Hernandez, in power since 2014. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES