US Edition“Not only Am I Alive, I Am Free and I Want to Fight so that No One Goes Through This Political Persecution that Has Muddled the Name of a Generation of Hondurans Who Dared to Confront the criminals.”
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Juan Orlando Hernández • Former Honduran President The entry “Not only am I alive, I am free and I want to fight for anyone to go through this political persecution that has muddled the name of a generation of Hondurans who dared to confront the criminals.” was first published in the Digital Process.
The former president reiterated that he will return to Honduras when the necessary security conditions exist. The U.S.- Former President of Honduras Juan Orlando Hernández (2014–2022) asked this Friday to stop using his name to “drain attention” from the country’s problems and said he will return to Honduras “when the conditions are over,” after being pardoned in November by the President of the United States, Donald Trump. In statements to the …
Joh Is Playing as the Victim of Hondourene Policy and Repite “Where They Want, Want” - the Liberator
Former Gov. Juan Orlando Hernández (JOH) admitted that he regrets not having armored the extradition treaty with the United States, the same regulation that he pushed in 2012 and that later resulted in his imprisonment for drug trafficking in a New York Court. Redacción Central / EL LIBERTADOR Tegucigalpa. Former Gov. Juan Orlando Hernández referred to the possibility of returning to Honduras after the pardon granted to him by the President of t…
• The ex-mandator broke the silence with a confrontational tone, demanded that “stop screwing with his name,” insisting on his innocence and let us see that the death of his sister Hilda Hernández may have been an attack. TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS.– Far from a conciliatory or self-critical message, former president Juan Orlando Hernández publicly reappeared [...]
Former President Hernández also denied having had links with drug trafficking structures and recalled that during his administration he promoted extradition and led the fight against organized crime
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