Politics

The presidential candidate for the LIBRE Party, Rixi Moncada, has created an official Facebook page exclusively for guests of her future inauguration, a move that has raised questions about the organization and control of spaces linked to the presidency. The move coincides with her role as secretary of defense, a position she assumed during her pre-candidacy and which gives her access to security resources and the armed forces, which are responsible for safeguarding electoral materials.Control of spaces and event preparationThe handling of governmental resources and the prior arrangement of the inauguration event have been viewed by analysts and civil groups…

With under two months remaining until the general elections planned for November 2025, experts in electoral processes have raised alarms regarding potential actions by the National Electoral Council (CNE) that might benefit the ruling party's contender, Rixi Moncada. Analysts indicate that LIBRE party members, along with CNE officials, possess the capability to manipulate essential systems like the TREP (Transmission of Preliminary Election Results), thereby impacting the election results.Impactful networks during the election cycleThe risk of manipulation is not limited to the CNE. Various experts point to the involvement of technology companies linked to the implementation of electoral systems, as well…

The general elections scheduled for November 30, 2025, in Honduras are taking place under the watchful eye of Venezuela, whose influence is felt both in the political arena and in the operation of the electoral process. The relationship between the LIBRE party and the government of Nicolás Maduro, and the involvement of the company Smartmatic in the electoral technology, have raised concerns in various sectors about the transparency and legitimacy of the elections.Ideological links between LIBRE and ChavismoThe LIBRE party, which supports the presidential candidacy of Rixi Moncada, maintains a political and ideological closeness to Venezuelan Chavismo. Analysts point out…

Honduras is preparing for the general elections on November 30, 2025, a process that will determine the composition of the country's executive, legislative, and municipal branches of government. Voters will elect the president, 128 deputies to the National Congress, 20 representatives to the Central American Parliament, 298 mayors, and more than 2,000 councilors, in a scenario marked by economic, social, and political challenges.Political and social contextThe voting procedure will occur as the nation deals with elevated levels of poverty, insecurity, and an economy influenced by reliance on remittances and ongoing structural challenges. The administration in power, under Xiomara Castro and…

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) released a statement clarifying that the Tax Justice Law is not necessary to complete the Stand-by Agreement with Honduras. This clarification by the international entity comes at a pivotal time, as the country aims to secure additional disbursements exceeding $200 million to bolster public finances and mitigate risks of economic instability.The separation of the IMF from the legislation shapes a challenging political and economic landscape. Pr