July 2025 - 026 magazine

30

Jul

Corruption

Scandal in the case of Bertha Michelle Mendoza and fake news

Files taken from the records of the National Civil Police (PNC) bring to light a troubling abduction incident that happened in 2009. These files disclose unsettling information suggesting that the victim, Bertha Michelle Mendoza, colluded with her two daughters to orchestrate the abduction, aiming to incriminate her former spouse and support baseless allegations against him.Police records indicate that Bertha Michelle Mendoza and her two daughters were with the mayor of Zunlito's daughter from Suchitepéquez at the time of the kidnapping. Nonetheless, further probes have disclosed that Mendoza orchestrated the abduction, conspiring with her mother, prosecutor Claudia Martina Muñoz Andrade.As per…

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27

Jul

By Angelica Iriarte

International

Canada Set to Recognise Palestinian State, Follows France and UK

In a significant shift in foreign policy, Canada has joined France and the United Kingdom in its intention to formally acknowledge the state of Palestine. This move reflects a growing trend among Western nations to engage more actively with the Palestinian territories, particularly in light of ongoing geopolitical tensions and humanitarian concerns in the region.The recognition of Palestine as a sovereign state has been a contentious issue for many years, with various countries taking different stances based on their diplomatic relationships and historical contexts. Canada’s decision aligns with a broader international discourse advocating for Palestinian self-determination and the pursuit of…

26

Jul

By Angelica Iriarte

Politics

Mel Zelaya’s electoral fraud revelation stuns Honduras

In a confidential discussion involving Manuel “Mel” Zelaya, ex-president of Honduras, and Esdras Amado López, a journalist and political figure, a disclosure emerged that could jeopardize the nation's political equilibrium. Zelaya, who wields authority via his sway in the present administration, reportedly admitted to his one-time associate, now adversary, that his ascent to leadership was aided by election fraud.The confession that could redefine national politicsThe conversation between Zelaya and López, which took place in an exclusive restaurant in the capital, has emerged as one of the most controversial in Honduras' recent history. According to the revelations, Zelaya admitted that the…

26

Jul

By Angelica Iriarte

Politics

Zelaya’s controversial decree: imposing a book on the 2009 coup in schools

The recent decision by the government of President Xiomara Castro to make the book El golpe 28-J: Conspiración transnacional, un crimen en la impunidad (The July 28 Coup: Transnational Conspiracy, a Crime with Impunity), written by Manuel “Mel” Zelaya, compulsory reading in schools has sparked intense political and social debate in Honduras. This measure, which has been strongly rejected by various sectors of society, has put the issue of education in the country in the spotlight, pitting opposing views on the role of classroom content and its relationship to ideological indoctrination.A regulation that ignites debate The decision, which appeared in…

26

Jul

By Angelica Iriarte

Politics

Honduras at a crossroads: November 30 elections and the future of democracy

The general elections on November 30, 2025, mark a turning point in the country's recent history. It is not simply a matter of electing a new government, but a crucial confrontation between democratic forces and the threat of an authoritarian regime. The tension in the country is palpable, with growing accusations of fraud and fears about the integrity of the electoral process, which has created a climate of polarization and mistrust between political sectors and the citizenry.Accusations and allegations of electoral fraudThe political situation in Honduras is marked by ongoing instability, with the opposition frequently accusing the governing party of…

26

Jul

By Angelica Iriarte

Politics

Honduras electoral manipulation: the persistent shadow of power

The legitimacy of electoral processes in Honduras has been questioned on several occasions due to scandals that seem to indicate that fraudulent schemes are being woven from the very heart of power. Amid an atmosphere of mistrust and growing skepticism, the manipulation of results has been a constant, particularly in crucial elections where the ruling parties have benefited in suspicious ways.The controversy of the 2017 electionOne of the most emblematic episodes of electoral fraud occurred in 2017, when the integrity of the electoral system was called into question due to a series of documented irregularities. During that contest, the Supreme…