It’s just like old times: Nobody will admit knowing where Luis Posada Carriles is, but a lot of people would like to find the man who faces criminal charges of blowing up a jetliner amid a lifetime of struggle against Cuban President Fidel Castro. Honduran President Ricardo Maduro told a news conference on Monday he was worried by reports that the 76-year-old Posada was in the country — apparently aided by wealthy and influential friends. “If Posada Carriles is in Honduras, he will be punished and deported to Panama for violating our immigration laws,” Maduro said told a news conference, responding to reports that Posada entered the country aboard a private jet on Thursday. Full Story