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A former driver for Suyapa Medios, the Catholic Church media foundation, has sued over his dismissal after nearly 11 years of employment, claiming the company violated labor law and left him without health coverage while battling biliary cancer.

Honduras's largest automotive trade show will run in Tegucigalpa September 4–6 and San Pedro Sula September 25–27, featuring major distributors, Ford, financing options, and a motorcycle zone.

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.

The United Nations in Honduras is recruiting for eight positions in Tegucigalpa, including HR assistant, driver, data analyst, and agricultural specialists, with application deadlines from July 27 to August 5.

COHEP is backing a digital platform developed through a partnership between the Tegucigalpa chamber of commerce and the Tegucigalpa municipal government to help formalize businesses, strengthen entrepreneurship, and connect Hondurans with training and job opportunities.

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is recruiting for eight positions across supply-chain, protection, and mental-health roles in Honduras's two largest cities, with applications due by June 29.