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Weekly Report - 25 September 2025 (WR-25-38)
HONDURAS: Concerns persist ahead of elections
Óscar Rodríguez Maradiaga, the cardinal archbishop emeritus of Tegucigalpa, took aim this week at the lack of proposals from candidates competing in the Honduran general election on 30 November, in which voters will pick a new president, 128 members of the legislative assembly and 298 mayors, among other posts. His criticism adds to other concerns regarding the election, amid infighting within the national electoral council (CNE) [WR-25-28], the failure to address serious logistical flaws exposed in the March primaries [WR-25-12], and ongoing electoral violence.
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