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Clear filtersLibre Backs ENEE Overhaul but Opposes Breakup Into Private Firms
A Libre congressman said the opposition party supports modernizing Honduras's state power company ENEE but rejects its division into separate corporations, signaling a key policy divide between parties over the utility's future structure.
Radio AméricaRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Jul 12, 2026#enee#energia-electrica#partido-libreLibre Warns Power Reforms Would Privatize ENEE
The opposition Partido Libre warns that proposed reforms to Honduras's electrical system would lead to the privatization of the state utility ENEE and threaten its existence.
Radio AméricaRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 27, 2026#enee#privatization#partido-libreCongresswoman Says Court Advisers Broke Constitution Over Side Jobs
A Libre congresswoman argues that two Supreme Court advisers, Ana Paola Hall and Cossette López, violated Article 55 of the Constitution by taking leaves of absence to hold paid positions outside health and education, alleging political favoritism.
Radio América HondurasRead on XPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 18, 2026#congreso-nacional#partido-libre#constitucionLibre Lawmakers Protest Energy Reform Bill at Congress
Members of the Libre party blocked an entrance to Congress and staged protests against proposed energy reforms set for first debate, with the party's congressional leader Ronald Panchame saying they oppose privatization of the state utility ENEE.
HCHLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 18, 2026#partido-libre#congreso-nacional#energy-reformCongressman Docked Half His Pay for Throwing a Water Bottle
John Milton García Flores, a member of Congress from the Libre party, will have half his monthly salary deducted after video showed him throwing a water bottle toward the National Congress leadership.
Zelaya Alleges Political Persecution of Lawmakers Over Vote Count
Former president Manuel Zelaya has accused the National Party of orchestrating criminal investigations against 13 former members of Congress's permanent commission, including ex-Congress president Luis Redondo, over their role in a January 2026 legislative session that debated a recount of disputed electoral ballots.