Author: Angelica Iriarte

The final stretch leading up to the elections comes at a particularly fragile time for Honduras. Political tensions, economic concerns, and warnings about the health

Public discourse has escalated as the November 30 elections draw near. Academics, civil society groups, and political figures are voicing concern about what they perceive

The political scene in Honduras is still intensely contested as the November 30 election approaches. Surveys consistently show Salvador Nasralla and Nasry “Tito” Asfura as

With less than a month to go before the general elections on November 30, the extension of the state of emergency in Honduras has raised

The recently released Financial Inclusion Module, part of the November 2024 Permanent Multi-Purpose Household Survey (EPHPM), offers a current overview of how the Honduran populace

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The recent protests called by groups affiliated with the LIBRE Party under the slogan “no turning back” have generated growing concern among different sectors of

With the general elections just weeks away, a range of political and business groups, along with civil society organizations, have voiced apprehension regarding the perceived