Tegucigalpa, Dec 11 (Prensa Latina) The special scrutiny assumed today by the National Electoral Council (CNE) in more than four thousand minutes will change the preliminary conformation of the new legislative body, effective from January 25, 2022 in Honduras.
Special scrutiny in Honduras will change the conformation of Congress
Related Posts
Latest Posts
Woman injured after stepping on a minefield in Catatumbo
A woman was injured after activating an antipersonnel mine in
First dancers from the National Ballet of Cuba will perform as guests of Acosta Danza in the United Kingdom
The first dancers of the National Ballet of Cuba (BNC),
They ask to give toys that promote peace
From the Editorial La Jornada NewspaperFriday, December 26, 2025, p.
Betssy Chávez: General Commander of the PNP confirms that there was information of an escape attempt
The general commander of the National Police of Peru (PNP),
Latest from Blog
Woman injured after stepping on a minefield in Catatumbo
A woman was injured after activating an antipersonnel mine in the rural area of Tibú, in the Catatumbo region. A new violent action was recorded in the Catatumbo areaa woman was injured
First dancers from the National Ballet of Cuba will perform as guests of Acosta Danza in the United Kingdom
The first dancers of the National Ballet of Cuba (BNC), Anette Delgado and Dani Hernández, will travel to the United Kingdom at the beginning of January to perform as guests of Acosta
They ask to give toys that promote peace
From the Editorial La Jornada NewspaperFriday, December 26, 2025, p. 3 The Ministry of the Interior recommended that Santaclós and the Three Wise Men bring girls and boys toys that allow their
Betssy Chávez: General Commander of the PNP confirms that there was information of an escape attempt
The general commander of the National Police of Peru (PNP), General Óscar Arriola, maintained that there was information about possible escape intentions of the former premier. Betssy Chavez who has been holed
How much will the debt of Dominicans be in 2025?
When this year ends, the Dominican state will have added more than 4,000 million dollars to the amount of what it owed at the beginning of 2025, raising the total of its