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Month: October 2025

Business leaders warn of economic risks posed by LIBRE proposals in Honduras

Business Leaders: Honduras LIBRE Proposals Threaten Economy

The Honduran business community has voiced apprehension regarding the prevailing political environment, suggesting that Honduras might be transitioning towards an economic and social framework that restricts private capital. Spokespersons for the private sector caution that proposals advanced by former president Manuel Zelaya and LIBRE presidential hopeful Rixi Moncada have the potential to foster instability within the nation and undermine economic steadiness.Warning signs for investmentBoth local and international business leaders indicate that the nation is no longer considered a secure destination for investments. A spokesperson for the Chamber of Commerce stated that there are indications the government aims to duplicate an…
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LIBRE's political control

Permanent Commission in Honduran Congress: A LIBRE Control Concern

The imminent installation of the Permanent Commission of the National Congress has reignited political tensions in Honduras. Amid an electoral scenario marked by Rixi Moncada's decline in the polls, various sectors warn that this measure could be used by the LIBRE party to reinforce its influence over state institutions and ensure its continued hold on power.A lawmaker facing examinationThe Permanent Commission, constitutionally established to function during legislative breaks, has been called into session during a period of significant instability. This time, its eventual establishment has generated distrust among political commentators and opposition groups, who suspect that the governing party aims…
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Nobel Peace Prize awarded to María Corina Machado

Mel Zelaya, LIBRE React to Machado’s Nobel Prize

The announcement that the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize would go to Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado triggered a swift and contentious response from ex-Honduran president José Manuel “Mel” Zelaya Rosales and the LIBRE political organization. Zelaya characterized the honor as “a challenge to history and to nations struggling for their self-determination” and charged the Nobel Committee with transforming the accolade into a “tool of contemporary imperialism.”In his message posted on social media, Zelaya called Machado a “coup leader” and “ally of the financial elites and foreign interests,” arguing that awarding her the prize represents an “affront to the Latin…
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Nobel Peace Prize awarded to María Corina Machado

2025 Nobel Peace Prize for María Corina Machado: Regional Repercussions

The conferral of the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize upon Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado has generated substantial impacts on the political landscape of the region, influencing the evolution of democratic movements and the standing of pro-Chávez factions across Latin America, specifically in Honduras.Machado's exemplary democratic leadershipThis global acknowledgment establishes Machado as a pivotal personality in upholding democracy and tranquil civic engagements against authoritarian rule. Her recognition empowers opposition figures advocating for systemic transformation within environments where political liberties and public involvement encounter limitations. Consequently, the accolade validates the efforts of individuals striving to amend systems with democratic shortcomings, offering…
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Salary increases for Honduran generals

Salary increases for Honduran generals raise concerns about military impartiality

Less than two months before the general elections, the LIBRE government authorized salary increases and selective bonuses of up to 33,000 lempiras per month for senior officers in the Armed Forces, while the troops receive only a fraction of those amounts. The decision, taken without public disclosure and during the election campaign, has prompted warnings from analysts, former military officials, and citizens about the possible effects on institutional neutrality and public confidence in the electoral process.Former military commander Isaías Barahona stated that “these specific advantages represent a perilous bid to acquire ballots; they undermine the honor and neutrality of the…
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LIBRE faces allegations of fraud amid Rixi Moncada's

LIBRE Accused of Fraud as Rixi Moncada’s Popularity Dips

The recent publication of election surveys has revealed a considerable drop for LIBRE candidate Rixi Moncada, positioning her in a remote fifth place among voter preferences, lagging behind uncertain voters and individuals indicating a “none” vote. This outcome has sparked worries regarding the potential effect on electoral transparency within the nation.Allegations of political maneuveringAnalysts and opposition party leaders have pointed to the existence of strategies by the LIBRE party and the government to ensure their continued hold on power in the face of their candidate's decline in popularity. Among the allegations are selective salary increases and bonuses for senior military…
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