Former congressman Tony Hernández, a brother of the president of Honduras, was involved in drug trafficking since early 2004, according to New York prosecutors. He never faced charges in Honduras despite growing evidence collected by Honduran officials, according to multiple law enforcemnt sources who spoke with Univision. In the end, it was left to the DEA to intervene and take charge of investigating the alleged traffickers, such as Tony Hernandez, who was finally arrested in Miami last November.

As people around the world continue to mourn Jose Jose’s loss, his family remains in a bitter dispute about what should happen with the singer’s body. Besides the hostility of her siblings, Jose Jose daughter, Sara Sosa, has another big pressure: Mexican impatience.

This grandmother, who's pushing 70, seems to have the recipe for making audiences keep coming back for more. Using her daughter's cell phone, Angela Vazquez has produced videos showing how she prepares steaks with chile, chicharrón in green salsa, picadillo, pollo enchilado, tacos, gorditas and many flavors that Mexicans carry in their DNA.

A New York drug trial this week threatens to blow the lid off an alleged conspiracy between Honduras’ ruling National Party and a nest of drug traffickers in this remote corner of Central America.
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For years it was an open secret that drug traffickers seized control of this mountainous region of tropical pine forests. Now a drug case in New York has revealed a massive conspiracy allegedly involving some of the top local families and possibly lifting the veil over their alleged illicit activities. Univision spent four days last week interviewing local officials and townspeople to get a sense of the potential political impact of the trial which has transfixed residents. Municipal officials, congressmen and even the president of Honduras, Juan Orlando Hernández, have been implicated. Now, local people are on the edge of their seats, waiting for the final episode of a real-life soap opera, to see who will go to jail and for how long.

She isn't even a teenager yet, but one young Venezuelan girl is already turning the heads of some of the world's most accomplished musicians, all thanks to her talent and a viral video. Tony Dandrades met up with the young prodigy in the Dominican Republic to talk about music and her new life.