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Infrastructure Secretary Aníbal Ehrler says landowners who bought property at $40–$50 per vara (about 33 square meters) are now demanding $350 per vara for expropriation, calling the markup excessive for public projects.

The National Congress authorized 371 construction and supervision contracts totaling L2.4 billion (about $96 million) to restart stalled education, road, and water-supply projects across 40 municipalities, most halted from the previous administration.

Honduras will distribute approximately 2,100 units of heavy machinery worth $244 million to all 298 municipalities, with each receiving a standardized kit including tractors, graders, and water trucks, plus factory maintenance and satellite monitoring.

Work to rebuild the Juan Manuel Gálvez bridge on the Valle de Ángeles exit, which collapsed 18 months ago, is progressing and should reopen in 60 days, with a L14 million (about $560,000) investment also funding a third lane and an overpass to ease traffic in the capital.

The first shipment of new John Deere graders and tractors arrived at Puerto Cortés from Brazil on Friday as part of President Nasry Asfura's program to strengthen the operational capacity of all 298 municipal governments in Honduras.

Honduras has launched a 1.2 billion lempira (approximately $48 million USD) infrastructure project to rehabilitate over 3,100 kilometers of secondary and tertiary roads across all 18 departments, aiming to maintain rural connectivity and protect agricultural corridors year-round.