This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchler.

The New World Report with Professor Evan Ellis of the U.S. Army War College Strategic

Studies Institute.

We go immediately to Central America.

There's much news, especially about elections passed on elections future.

We begin with the news that the new president of Honduras, Ms. Castro, has arrived in China.

You will recall there was a flap earlier this year about Honduras when it with the new

president moving from recognizing Taiwan to recognizing the people's Republic of China.

That was seen as a diplomatic victory for China.

The question now is, what does Honduras get out of it?

Professor of very good day to President Castro now is in seeking accommodation with China.

What can we expect?

Good evening to you.

Good evening to you, John.

Well, this is a fairly common playbook when countries turn from Taiwan to China.

This was expected from the time the change was announced.

Just this past week, of course, the PRC opened its new embassy in Teguise, Galpah.

Shunua Castro, it appears just landed this morning, this evening in Beijing with a delegation.

As would be expected, that includes a well-connected business person.

The announcement has been that there will probably be some announcements of going forward with

China buying and expanding them out of Honduran coffee.

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