The trial of former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernandez, which was to begin Monday in New York, has been postponed until February 20, one of his lawyers said Saturday.His trial has been delayed because US prosecutors "confirmed they were unable to complete the redaction of classified information" that they were supposed to have already handed over to the defense, lawyer Raymond Colon told AFP.
Hernandez, 55, has maintained that he is innocent.
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas will host Honduran President Xiomara Castro in McAllen, Texas, on Saturday to discuss migration and tour the border. The visit will highlight improved relations between the United States and Honduras, which is a key stop on the migrant trail from South America and a source country for irregular migration. Apprehensions…