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Weekly Report - 07 September 2023 (WR-23-36)
HONDURAS: Missing a key deadline
Honduras’s 128-member legislative assembly has missed a key deadline – the appointment of the country’s new attorney general for a five-year term. With President Xiomara Castro, whose leftist Partido Libertad y Refundación (Libre) lacks a legislative majority, decrying a “boycott” by the opposition, the failure to name the new attorney general to oversee the prosecution of crimes is increasingly drawing concern given Castro’s declared priority of tackling corruption in a justice system in dire need of overhaul.
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