Thousands of right-wing opponents march with torches in Honduras against the government of leftist Xiomara Castro for canceling the extradition treaty with the United States that allowed the imprisonment of fifty drug traffickers. "We are marching to tell this government that they have come out worse than the previous government. They are more narco than the narcos themselves," says one protester, as the Central American country's opposition accuses Castro of ending the pact and inventing conspiracies to protect members of her government and family. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES