Electrical Union Says IMF Should Back Power-Sector Reform

Published on Honduras Daily · Oct 23, 2026 · Originally reported October 22, 2026 by Radio América Honduras

The STENEE electrical workers' union says the International Monetary Fund's evaluation of Honduras should build on the recent power-sector reform law, which the union argues cleared legal obstacles to needed institutional investment and let ENEE set up internal oversight and a structured plan to cut losses.

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