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Gloria María Coca Viera, who served as mayor of Guaimaca in Francisco Morazán during 1982–1986 and 1986–1990 and was a prominent Liberal Party leader, has died of natural causes, leaving a mark on her community.

Honduras's labor courts in Francisco Morazán are overwhelmed with roughly 15,000 active cases, averaging about 1,000 per judge, prompting the Supreme Court to implement a contingency plan to reduce hearing delays and case-resolution times.

A Supreme Court magistrate joined interinstitutional meetings as an international donor delivered audiovisual equipment and specialized furniture needed to put the Gesell Chamber in the Francisco Morazán Criminal Court into operation.

The National Agrarian Institute and the Central District Municipality have signed an agreement to distribute property titles to residents of villages near Tegucigalpa.

VIP taxi and ride-hailing drivers in Honduras suspect that transport official Blas Ramos, the governor of Francisco Morazán, is orchestrating a crackdown that has seized about 40 vehicles since early June, leaving drivers unable to work and facing fines of L11,000–L14,000 (roughly $440–$560) plus six months of impound fees.