Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández returns to Honduras on Sunday after an arrest warrant against him is suspended, according to ABC News. The report says Hernández is returning to face corruption charges in connection with allegations brought by prosecutors. A separate report from the Winnipeg Free Press also states that Hernández, who is a former head of state, goes back to Honduras following the suspension of the arrest warrant. Both accounts indicate that, despite the warrant suspension, Hernández is expected to deal with the legal process related to the corruption case. The coverage does not provide additional detail in the provided excerpts about the specific charges, the reasons for the warrant suspension, or the timeline for upcoming court proceedings. Overall, the articles agree on the key development: Hernández is back in Honduras, and the suspended warrant affects how the arrest would proceed while the corruption matter remains active.