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Honduras closed a three-day GAFILAT regional meeting in Roatán with representatives from 18 member countries, advancing cooperation on money laundering prevention, terrorist financing, and weapons proliferation controls.

Patri Friedman, a charter-city investor, attended a conference in Roatán's Próspera ZEDE in early September to press the Honduran government on the legal status of the special economic zones, which the Supreme Court declared unconstitutional in origin but remain active.

Honduras's state television channel devoted over two hours on August 5 to promoting Próspera, a special economic zone (ZEDE) that the Supreme Court declared unconstitutional in September 2024 and Garífuna leaders say threatens their ancestral lands.

Military leaders from Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic convene June 9–12 in Roatán to coordinate on regional security challenges, transnational threats, peacekeeping, and humanitarian operations.

The CAMP, the governing body for Honduras's special economic zones, reactivated in May under Francisco René Flores Bonilla, a former JOH-era official charged by prosecutors in a corruption investigation over his management of seized-asset funds.