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Clear filtersInfop Opens Free Online Courses Starting June 15
The National Professional Training Institute (Infop) is opening enrollment for free virtual courses in Excel, project management, digital skills, and entrepreneurship, with classes beginning June 15 and running weekdays for two weeks.
TuNota (Canal 5 / TSI)· enPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 13, 2026#infop#virtual-courses#free-trainingTropical Depression Cristina Weakens but Soaks the Country
Tropical Depression Cristina weakened from a tropical storm on Wednesday but officials warn it could strengthen again as it continues to drench Central America with heavy rainfall.
TuNota (Canal 5 / TSI)· enPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 12, 2026#tropical-depression#cristina#copecoSedesol Opens National Scholarship Program for University Students
Honduras's Social Development Ministry opened applications June 11 for its National Scholarship Program, offering financial support for undergraduate and graduate students aged 17–40 with a minimum 80% academic average who meet income and residency requirements.
TuNota (Canal 5 / TSI)· enPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 11, 2026#scholarships#sedesol#higher-educationHonduras Costs Drug Traffickers L324 Million in 2026
Honduran armed forces report inflicting L324 million (roughly $13 million) in losses on drug trafficking networks so far in 2026 through crop destruction, lab dismantling, and seizures of cocaine, weapons, and vehicles, even as criminal groups shift routes and rebuild.
TuNota (Canal 5 / TSI)· enPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 11, 2026#narco-trafficking#drug-seizure#fuerzas-armadasTropical Depression 3E to Bring Heavy Rain to Southern Honduras
Though Tropical Storm Boris poses no direct threat, a separate tropical depression forming off the Pacific coast will push moisture inland, bringing heavy rainfall to eight southwestern, central, and southern departments, with risks of flooding and landslides.
TuNota (Canal 5 / TSI)· enPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 10, 2026#tropical-storm#flooding-risk#cenaos-copecoRain and Thunderstorms Expected Across Honduras Sunday
A tropical wave moving over Central America will bring scattered to moderate rainfall and electrical activity to much of Honduras on Sunday, with heaviest accumulation in the southwest and central regions.
TuNota (Canal 5 / TSI)· enPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 7, 2026#tropical-wave#copeco-forecast#rainfallGovernment, Teachers Settle Salary Dispute
Honduras's government and teachers' unions reached a wage deal after seven hours of talks, ending weeks of strikes and securing a salary increase plus back pay, with both sides committing to ongoing dialogue on structural education reforms.
TuNota (Canal 5 / TSI)· enPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 7, 2026#teacher-strike#salary-dispute#magisterioSupreme Court Blocks ENEE's $12 Million Payment to Private Firm
Honduras's Supreme Court ruled 8–7 in favor of the state power utility ENEE, blocking a $11.9 million payment owed to private electricity company Hidrocel in a civil dispute that dates back to 2019.
June Deadline Set for 14th-Month Salary Payment
Honduras requires employers to pay workers their annual 14th-month bonus (decimocuarto) by June 30, a mandatory benefit calculated as one month's average salary over the preceding 12 months.
TuNota (Canal 5 / TSI)· enPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 3, 2026#decimocuarto#labor-benefits#workers-rightsHonduras Rolls Out Early Measles Vaccination for Infants
The Health Ministry launched a temporary "zero dose" of measles vaccine for children aged 6–11 months in response to regional outbreaks and two imported cases in Honduras, with vaccination also now required for travelers to Guatemala, Mexico, the US, and Canada.
TuNota (Canal 5 / TSI)· enPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 2, 2026#measles#vaccine#epidemiological-alertHonduras Halts Construction of Three Hospitals Amid Irregularity Probes
Honduras suspended construction of three public hospitals in Santa Bárbara, Salamá, and Ocotepeque in May following investigations into possible irregularities and cost overruns, while El Salvador inaugurated its Hospital Rosales after eight years of work.
TuNota (Canal 5 / TSI)· enPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 2, 2026#hospital-construction#public-health-infrastructure#government-auditSchools Return to Normal Hours Starting Monday
Honduras's Education Ministry ordered all public and private schools nationwide to resume regular class schedules beginning June 1, after weeks of shortened hours due to high temperatures; improved air quality from recent rains prompted the decision.
TuNota (Canal 5 / TSI)· enPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 1, 2026#school-schedule#secretaria-de-educacion#heat-waveHonduras Reshuffles Criminal Investigation Leadership
Attorney Ángel Murillo was sworn in as director of the ATIC criminal investigation agency as Honduras undertakes a broader security overhaul, including the new National Crime Agency and a replacement anti-extortion division after five officers died in a botched raid.
TuNota (Canal 5 / TSI)· enPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 1, 2026#atic#ministerio-publico#crimen-organizadoPlantatón HN Passes 57 Million Trees Planted Nationwide
The Televicentro-led Plantatón HN reforestation campaign has surpassed 57 million trees planted across Honduras and is launching its 2026 edition, with a major public distribution of more than 3,500 trees set for June 7 in Tegucigalpa.
TuNota (Canal 5 / TSI)· enPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 1, 2026#reforestation#plantaton-hn#tree-plantingFuel Prices Fall in Honduras Starting June 1
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.
TuNota (Canal 5 / TSI)· enPublished on Honduras Daily · May 31, 2026#fuel-prices#combustibles#weekly-updateEl Niño's Heat Threatens Health and Food Security for Millions
Honduran experts warn that extreme temperatures above 42°C are spreading dengue and other mosquito-borne diseases into previously cool regions, driving a kidney-failure crisis in the south, and destroying crops that put 1.7 million people at risk of food insecurity.
ENEE Plans Power Outages Friday in Capital and North Coast
The national power utility announced scheduled maintenance and emergency repairs Friday, June 12, affecting neighborhoods across Tegucigalpa, Comayagüela, and the north coast during different hours, including the National Stadium and major commercial zones.
Power Outages Scheduled Nationwide Friday for Maintenance
The state power utility ENEE will cut electricity Friday, June 5, in multiple regions including the capital, San Pedro Sula, and the Atlantic coast for scheduled grid maintenance.