593 results in Category: Constitutional
Decree 150-2026 | Congreso Nacional
This decree grants unpaid temporary leaves to three electoral officials who are taking posts in foreign service, and temporarily appoints replacements to keep the National Electoral Council, Transparency Unit, and Electoral Court operating. It also permanently appoints a new electoral judge to fill the vacancy left by a death.
Decree 135-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Decree 6-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Decree C.G. 002-2026 | Poder Ejecutivo
Decree C.G. 001-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Decree 86-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Decree 5-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Decree 65-2026 | Congreso Nacional
This resolution extends the deadline for Congress to appoint vacant officials to the National Electoral Council and Electoral Justice Court. It aims to ensure the selection process is transparent, merit-based, and complies with constitutional principles, allowing for a more careful and democratic process.
Decree 3-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Decree 61-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Decree 54-2026 | Congreso Nacional
This decree appoints Wagner Vallecillo Paredes as President of the Supreme Court of Justice to complete the 2023-2030 term, following the resignation of the previous president. It also establishes a line of succession among the 15 magistrates to assume the presidency if needed, and requires that all presidents of the Constitutional Chamber serve at least one year in office.
Decree 47-2026 | Congreso Nacional
This law extends the deadline for political parties and candidates to submit their financial reports from 15 to 45 days after elections. It benefits candidates and parties who could not report on time due to electoral challenges, promoting transparency in political financing without need for future extensions.
Decree 41-2026 | Congreso Nacional
This decree permanently removes Attorney General Johel Antonio Zelaya Álvarez from office for proven political responsibility and appoints Pablo Emilio Reyes Theodore as the new Attorney General to complete the constitutional term. The removal follows the Political Trial Law while guaranteeing legal rights to the removed official.
Decree 46-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Decree 27-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Decree 30-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Decree 15-2026 | Congreso Nacional
A lawyer sues the Public Ministry in court to void two administrative resolutions (FGR-613-2025 and FGR-651-2025) that he claims are illegal and violate constitutional rights. He seeks to have these decisions declared null, restore his rights, eliminate a disciplinary sanction, and obtain payment of legal costs.
Decree 0801-2025-00915 | Poder Judicial
The Supreme Court declares unconstitutional Legislative Decree 113-2011 (Law on Efficiency in Revenue and Public Spending) in several articles. It nullifies rules that confiscated taxpayers' tax credits, allowed publication of debtors without amount limits, and forced budget cuts in regulatory agencies. It benefits businesses and taxpayers by protecting their economic rights, honor, and due process rights.
Decree RI-0763-2011 | Congreso Nacional
Decree 10-2026 | Congreso Nacional
Honduras' National Electoral Council (CNE) officially certifies the results of the general elections held on November 30, 2025 for deputies to the National Congress and municipal corporations. This declaration formalizes who was elected to govern for the next four years, allowing Honduras to continue with its democratic process and the alternation of power.
Decree 3055-2025 | Congreso Nacional
Decree 3055-2025 | Congreso Nacional
Decree 3014-2025 | Congreso Nacional