Diana Negroponte did not offer further information about her life in Honduras in the 1980s on “Inside Story Americas.” But as the wife of John Negroponte, Ronald Reagan’s ambassador to that country, she was privileged with a unique view into the dynamics of the region at that time. Two Washington Post headlines from 2005, when John Negroponte was facing Senate confirmation hearings, encapsulate the issues clearly: “[John] Negroponte‘s Time In Honduras at Issue: Focus Renewed on Intelligence Pick‘s Knowledge of Death Squads in 1980s,” reads one.