Concerns escalate over LIBRE government’s control of power and institutional erosion
A wide array of social, economic, and religious figures has openly voiced worries about what they perceive as a regression in Honduras's democratic institutions under the leadership of the Libertad y Refundación (LIBRE) party. The grievances highlight an increasing concentration of authority, a governmental program that diverges from social priorities, and the employment of patronage methods in public governance.Complaints about concentration of power and democratic deteriorationRepresentatives of the business sector, academia, civil society organizations, and religious leaders have agreed that the current government has reduced spaces for democratic participation, monopolizing strategic decisions in the executive branch. This trend, they warn,…