The Energy Enterprise of Honduras cut the electricity of over 8,000 households this month in Tegucigalpa since none of these residents have paid their bills in the past 60 days

Over 20.000 children across Honduras are living on the streets, primarily aged 7 to 14 and the figure shows a worrying shift: while 12-14 previously predominated, now also children 6-8 are seen, confirms civil society actor Casa Alianza

Drought pushes livestock to the brink in Honduras' Dry Corridor, with farmers fighting for herds' survival, and leaves thousands residents with no access to water

For its commitment to the conservation and sustainable use of natural resources, Cervecería Hondureña received the 2026 Biodiversity Insignia by the Honduran Foundation for Corporate Social Responsibility Fundahrse, that promotes corporate sustainability

Nearly 98% of homicide went unpunished in 2025 in Honduras, despite significant public spending on security and justice, according to the Association for a More Just Society ASJ, which also warned about persistent extortion and gender-based violence