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PRM leadership shifts and internal organizational challenges

26 clusters · 99 sources · last updated

Latest: Carolina Mejía launches youth campaign commands for 2028

The Partido Revolucionario Moderno (PRM) is intensifying its territorial organization and administrative preparations ahead of the 2027 internal conventions and the 2028 general elections. Internal competition for the pr

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Honduran judicial proceedings against former officials

3 clusters · 37 sources · last updated

Latest: Honduras issues migration alerts for Luis Redondo and Edis Moncada

The Honduran Supreme Court has initiated several legal processes involving former high-ranking government officials. In mid-October, the court appointed judges to handle matters related to former president Juan Orlando H

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Honduran security reforms and anti-crime measures

15 clusters · 125 sources · last updated

Latest: Honduras human rights defender warns of penal code reform risks

Honduran authorities have intensified efforts against rising criminality through legislative and institutional reforms. The National Defense and Security Council (CNDS) has officially designated Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13),

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Ecuador 2026 local elections: candidate disputes and updates

58 clusters · 156 sources · last updated

Latest: Ecuador faces political instability and electoral controversy

Ecuador is preparing for sectional and Council for Public Participation and Social Control (CPCCS) elections on 29 November 2026. The vote will determine 222 mayors, 23 provincial prefects, and various local positions. T

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Central American organized crime legal reforms

2 clusters · 13 sources · last updated

Latest: Costa Rica President considers tougher weapons laws

Legislative efforts to combat organized crime are progressing in Honduras and Costa Rica through various legal reforms. In Honduras, proposals to reform the Criminal Procedure Code have faced criticism from analysts. On

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Honduran judicial and anti-corruption challenges

2 clusters · 3 sources · last updated

Latest: National Anticorruption Council raises concerns over selective criminal prosecution

Honduran Attorney General Pablo Emilio Reyes Theodore has requested an increased budget for the Ministerio Público to address limitations in personnel, logistics, and technology. He noted that prosecutors are overburdene

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Koriun Inversiones investor fraud and fund dispute

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Latest: Koriun Inversiones investors threaten protests over seized funds

The Koriun Inversiones case involves a Ponzi scheme identified by the Honduran Public Ministry in April 2025. The unauthorized entity reportedly promised weekly returns of up to 5 percent to approximately 35,000 investor

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Colombia files submission law for criminal organizations

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Latest: Colombia government files submission law for criminal organizations

The Colombian government, under President Abelardo De La Espriella, has officially filed the ‘submission law’ project in the Senate. Presented by Justice Minister Iván Cancino and Interior Minister Rodrigo Lara, the init

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Chilean Foreign Minister faces historic parliamentary interp

5 clusters · 21 sources · last updated

Latest: Diplomatic presence and ministerial interpellation reforms in Bolivia and Chile

The Chilean Chamber of Deputies has officially approved the interpellation of Foreign Minister Francisco Pérez Mackenna, scheduled for September 28. The motion passed with 57 votes in favor, 49 against, and one abstentio

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Dominican Republic Junta Central Electoral finances

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Latest: Dominican Republic budget allocates RD$4,000 million to JCE

The Dominican Republic’s Junta Central Electoral (JCE) is managing significant financial obligations and budgetary allocations. To resolve a legal dispute following a November 2025 U.S. District Court ruling, the JCE ha

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