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Recent political moves in Honduras, initiated by members of the LIBRE Party, have sparked significant debate within the nation's political and financial sectors. These deputies made efforts to rapidly enact the Tax Justice Legislation without reaching a consensus. This proposal has been at the center of discussions due to its possible effects on job creation and investment. The strategy aimed to capitalize on the temporary absence of opposition leaders to push through approval during the final discussion. However, the absence of enough members present and the counteraction from adversaries stopped this plan from succeeding.Background and responses to the Fiscal Fairness ActThe move by deputies aligned with the LIBRE Party to expedite the passage of the Tax Justice Law was seen as an attemp...

The United Nations (UN) has issued an urgent call to the Government of Honduras to lift the current state of emergency before the general elections scheduled for November 30, 2025. According to the international body, the prolongation of this exceptional measure represents a direct risk to the exercise of fundamental rights, as it limits essential freedoms such as freedom of movement, assembly, and peaceful demonstration. The UN warns that maintaining a state of emergency without adequate oversight could negatively affect the credibility of the electoral process and the democratic environment in the country.In its statement, the organization stresses that the elections must take place in an environment free from intimidation and arbitrary restrictions. The extension of the state of emergen...

In the political landscape of Honduras, the opposition is forming a coalition that might alter the outcome of the general elections planned for November 30, 2025. This new alliance includes Salvador Nasralla, parts of the Liberal Party, figures like Jorge Cálix, and elements of the National Party, united in their desire to displace the LIBRE Party from governance. The current political context is marked by increasing uneasiness within ruling party circles, viewing this coalition as a formidable challenge due to waning support for candidate Rixi Moncada and the weakening of the administration headed by Xiomara Castro and Manuel Zelaya.The governing party has countered with addresses aimed at undermining the opposition, charging it with serving elite interests and trying to undo social achie...

The broad dissemination of the book El Golpe 28-J (The July 28 Coup), authored by ex-Honduran President Manuel Zelaya Rosales, in Honduras' public education institutions has ignited considerable discussion nationwide. This publication, conveying Zelaya's perspective on the 2009 political upheaval, has been extensively circulated and encouraged for study and discussion among pupils of various age groups. This initiative is viewed by several groups as an effort to embed a particular political viewpoint into the educational curriculum from an early stage.The administration in Honduras, specifically the Ministry of Education, has stated that the book is not mandatory for reading. They have emphasized that educational autonomy will be upheld and that the material aims to protect the nation's hi...