Accountability
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5 stories in #accountability
Clear filtersGovernment to Spend L19.1 Million Rebuilding Collapsed Valle de Ángeles Bridge
The Infrastructure Ministry will spend L19.1 million (roughly $765,000) to repair the Juan Manuel Gálvez overpass, which collapsed in April 2025 under overweight machinery, though no official accountability has been assigned and competing reports blame either design flaws or overloaded traffic.
El HeraldoRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Aug 8, 2026#bridge-collapse#infrastructure-repair#accountabilityCongress Joins Open Government Partnership
Congress president Tomás Zamrano signed an agreement joining the National Congress to the Open Government Partnership, a multilateral initiative aimed at strengthening transparency, accountability, and citizen participation.
Radio América HondurasRead on XPublished on Honduras Daily · Jul 31, 2026#transparency#open-government#congressIAIP Opens Transparency Portals to Track Public Spending
Honduras's information institute (IAIP) has launched three emergency portals designed to increase transparency and accountability in government agencies' use of public resources.
Radio AméricaRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Jul 16, 2026#transparency#iaip#public-fundsCongress Refuses to Open Records From Former Leader Redondo
The National Congress is refusing to unseal physical boxes that may contain financial documents from former Congress president Luis Redondo's 2022–2026 tenure, citing a need for oversight by the Court of Accounts, while claiming digital records of the spending have been deleted.
El HeraldoRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Jul 2, 2026#congress#transparency#luis-redondoCongress Votes to Open Sessions to Citizen Monitors
Honduras's Congress unanimously approved a resolution committing to greater transparency, including salary deductions for unexcused absences, restrictions on members of Congress handling social-aid funds, and permanent accreditation for civil-society monitors from groups like the ASJ and CNA to observe legislative sessions.
Congreso NacionalLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · May 31, 2026#congress#transparency#accountability