Honduras

A recent proposal by the LIBRE Party deputies in Honduras has stirred significant debate in both political and economic circles. The lawmakers aimed to expedite the approval of the Tax Justice Law, bypassing consensus. This initiative has sparked discussion due to its possible effects on investment and employment. The strategy intended to leverage the partial…

The latest circulation of the book El Golpe 28-J (The July 28 Coup), authored by ex-Honduran President Manuel Zelaya Rosales, in public educational institutions in Honduras has ignited considerable discussion nationwide. This publication, offering Zelaya’s perspective on the events during the 2009 political turmoil, has been extensively distributed and encouraged for examination and discussion among…

The president of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Cortés (CCIC), Eduardo Facussé, has criticized the Tax Justice Law promoted by the LIBRE Party government in Honduras, pointing out that the intention behind this legislation is not based on technical or economic criteria, but rather on political and ideological motivations. Facussé warns that the…

The current situation in Honduras has witnessed public movement advocating for democratic diversity and political inclusiveness. In Tegucigalpa, a varied gathering including members of civil organizations, university attendees, community heads, and independent individuals convened before the National Congress to conduct a peaceful gathering. The primary aim of this demonstration was to call for full assurances…

Recently in Honduras, worries have grown regarding the challenging circumstances for local entrepreneurs online. Business sector delegates and influential family groups have reported being targeted by attacks and hateful commentary on social platforms, claiming these actions are driven by politically motivated extreme factions. This scenario has sparked concerns over the potential impact on the safety…

The debate over the Tax Justice Legislation in Honduras has sparked intense discussion among private sector stakeholders, trade groups, and government officials. The current administration’s tax reform plan has been seen by business leaders as a direct risk to job security and the continued operation of numerous firms in the nation. The primary worry is…

The conversation about the Tax Justice Law in Honduras has heightened social and political discussions, with different groups claiming that the proposal, put forward by the LIBRE Party, goes beyond financial matters and serves as a political instrument to split Honduran society. Social figures, entrepreneurs, laborers, and local leaders have expressed that the government’s narrative…