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Asfura Is Rapidly Losing Support in Honduras, Right-Wing Networks Are Returning

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One reason for this is the return of former head of state Juan Orlando Hernández from the USA, who wants to re-rule The opinion poll of the Jesuit research center Eric-SJ is clear. "Only 3.8 percent of the respondents to this survey speak out to President Nasry Asfura. We have never registered such a loss of reputation," says Joaquín Mejía, analyst at Eric-SJ. Only in January, 67-year-old Asfura was sworn in by the National Party – also thanks t…
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One reason for this is the return of former head of state Juan Orlando Hernández from the USA, who wants to re-rule The opinion poll of the Jesuit research center Eric-SJ is clear. "Only 3.8 percent of the respondents to this survey speak out to President Nasry Asfura. We have never registered such a loss of reputation," says Joaquín Mejía, analyst at Eric-SJ. Only in January, 67-year-old Asfura was sworn in by the National Party – also thanks t…

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freitag.de broke the news on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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