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The director of Honduras's petroleum distributors association warns that fuel prices are expected to rise next week and recommends Hondurans reactivate conservation measures, citing volatile international market conditions.

Transport union leader Wilmer Cálix says the government owes the sector L200 million (about $8 million) in compensatory bonuses—four months in San Pedro Sula and three in Tegucigalpa—and warned that without payment, drivers will need to work with authorities on operational changes to avoid service disruptions amid rising fuel costs.

Honduras will lower prices for gasoline, diesel, and kerosene on July 13, while maintaining domestic cooking-gas prices under a government subsidy, according to the Energy Ministry.

Honduras's Energy Ministry announced another price cut for the week of July 6–12, extending six weeks of consecutive fuel reductions that have lowered some petroleum products by more than 15 lempiras total.

Fuel prices will drop by 2 to 4 lempiras per liter starting Monday, according to the Energy Ministry's new weekly price structure.

Honduras's energy ministry announced a significant reduction in petroleum product prices effective Monday, June 29, continuing a downward trend in fuel costs.

The Energy Ministry announced price cuts for gasoline, diesel, and kerosene effective June 22, with the largest reductions in diesel and kerosene, while domestic liquefied petroleum gas remains subsidized by the government.

All major petroleum products will drop in price starting June 9, with kerosene falling 4.14 lempiras per gallon and regular gasoline declining 3.45 lempiras per gallon, as the Energy Ministry attributes the cuts to lower international oil prices following Middle East tensions.

New weekly fuel prices take effect Monday, with super gasoline and diesel dropping in both Tegucigalpa and San Pedro Sula, while regular gasoline and domestic LPG rise slightly, according to the Energy Secretariat.

Honduras's Energy Ministry announced Friday that fuel prices will fall effective Monday, June 8, with decreases across refined products.