Manuel Zelaya

Former President Manuel Zelaya, leader of the Libre party, denied social media reports of his death and confirmed he is undergoing treatment for a condition affecting several organs, which he says may continue for a couple of years.

A court revoked the formal charges against Arcadio López, Perfecto Enamorado, Antonio Kattán, and Gerardo Galeano, who spent over a year facing terrorism and alleged assassination accusations stemming from WhatsApp conversations authorities claimed showed a plot against former president Manuel Zelaya.

Former president Manuel Zelaya was successfully treated for pericarditis—fluid accumulation around the heart—in a one-hour procedure at a private hospital in Tegucigalpa on September 2, with a projected recovery of seven days.

Honduras's criminal investigation agency (ATIC) has given Libre party coordinator Manuel Zelaya 48 hours to provide details on the party's national structure, reactivating a 2018 complaint Zelaya filed against military authorities after FUSINA labeled Libre-affiliated groups as terrorist cells.

The Public Ministry has reactivated a complaint filed by former President Manuel Zelaya against two retired military officers who in 2018 labeled the so-called Comandos Insurreccionales de Libre as terrorist organizations during the political crisis that followed the 2017 elections.