Bureaucracy

Community organizer Lida Perdomo urged authorities to cut red tape and bureaucracy in repatriating Honduran nationals, noting that the process costs between $15,000 and $20,000 and lacks clear online guidance for families managing a death abroad.

Community leader Isaac Dubón says Honduras's newly approved migrant-return and asset-protection law is stuck in Customs, Finance, and Foreign Affairs and demands the government explain the delay.

The Municipal Cadastre office in Tegucigalpa has run out of security paper needed to issue property-value certificates, blocking real-estate transactions that banks require to complete sales.

Obed García of the ASJ argues Honduras must streamline its 116 public institutions and reduce bureaucratic overhead to improve spending efficiency and remove regulatory barriers slowing investment.