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February 8, 2025In force

Executive Decree PCM-08-2025 through which a State of Migratory Emergency is declared and the National Emergency Strategy for the Protection of Honduran Migrants (ENEPROMIH) is created

Poder Ejecutivo

  • Decree: PCM-08-2025
  • Published: February 8, 2025
  • Issuing body: Poder Ejecutivo
  • Gazette: 36,761
  • Category: Administrative

Summary

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Honduras declares a 6-month migration emergency to protect citizens abroad. It creates the National Emergency Strategy (ENEPROMIH) that provides free legal advice, document access, medical and psychological care to undocumented migrants in the United States, and grants bonuses, training, and loans to deported citizens returning home.

Considerations

Whereas, in accordance with the Constitution of the Republic, the Executive Power is exercised in representation and for the benefit of the people by the President of the Republic, who is responsible for directing the General Policy of the State and representing it, as well as issuing Agreements, Decrees, issuing Regulations and Resolutions in accordance with the Law (articles 235 and 245, sections 2 and 11).

Whereas the Constitution of the Republic establishes that the human person is the supreme end of society and the State, and all have the obligation to respect and protect it. Likewise, it establishes that migration shall be conditioned to the social, political, economic, and demographic interests of the country (articles 35 and 59).

Whereas the General Law of Public Administration provides that the President of the Republic has responsibility for the supreme direction and coordination of the Centralized and Decentralized Public Administration. The President of the Republic in the exercise of her functions may act by herself or in Council of Ministers (article 11).

Whereas in accordance with what is established in the General Law of Public Administration, the Secretaries of State are collaborators of the President of the Republic in the dispatch of public affairs and in the orientation, coordination, direction, and supervision of the organs of the Centralized Public Administration and the coordination of decentralized entities and organs or decentralized institutions, in the areas of their competence (article 33).

Whereas the General Law of Public Administration determines that the acts of the organs of the Public Administration shall adopt the form of Decrees, Agreements, Resolutions, or Providences (article 116).

Whereas in accordance with the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, consular functions comprise the protection in the receiving State of the interests of the sending State and of its nationals, providing them with aid and assistance, within the limits permitted by international law (article 5).

Whereas the provisions of the Law for the Protection of Honduran Migrants and their Families are of public order and have as their purpose, among others, to establish the norms and conditions to make it possible for Hondurans abroad to exercise their constitutional rights, as well as to establish the legal framework within which the State of Honduras must exercise its protective action in favor of Hondurans abroad.

Whereas through Legislative Decree No. 106-2013 published in the Official Gazette "La Gaceta" on February 15, 2014 in edition 33,356, the Solidarity Fund for the Honduran Migrant (FOSMIH) was created, which shall be financed and executed by the Secretary of State in the Office of Foreign Relations and International Cooperation (SRECI), which shall include it in its annual budget. Likewise, through a reform made to the aforementioned Decree, through Legislative Decree No. 54-2024 published in the Official Gazette "La Gaceta" on July 23, 2024 in edition 36,593, it was established that the annual budgetary allocation of FOSMIH shall be TEN MILLION DOLLARS (USD 10,000,000.00) of the United States of America (article 29).

Whereas Human Mobility has existed historically in humanity and the displacement of persons whether within or outside our country (migration) is a reality exacerbated by the implementation of a neoliberal economic model whose purpose has been to deepen inequalities, dependency, environmental deterioration, violence, as well as major blockades and sanctions that are detrimental to development at the regional level, and which as a product of public-private corruption and the hoarding of wealth inherent to the capitalist system resulted in major consequences of indebtedness that impoverished our country for more than a decade.

Whereas at the global level, an increasing number of migrants are forced to abandon their homes due to a complex combination of factors. In accordance with data from the International Organization for Migration (IOM), from 1990 to the year 2024, the number of Honduran migrants has increased from 156,000 to 985,000, with the United States of America being the principal destination country.

Whereas it is currently estimated that there are 1.8 million Hondurans in the United States, of which the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) of the United States of America registers, as of the month of November 2024, a number of approximately 261,651 with deportation orders who are not in custody of the Immigration Service of the United States, and approximately 1,349 Hondurans with deportation orders who are in custody of said entity, according to official data from ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement of the United States of America).

Whereas through Executive Decree number PCM 21-2024, published in the Official Gazette "La Gaceta" on August 6, 2024, in edition 36,605, the Council of Migration Governance was created as the governing entity in the coordination, consultation, advisory, and analysis for migration governance in Honduras. The foregoing in compliance with the Bicentennial Government Plan to Refound Honduras and build the Socialist and Democratic State, which recognizes migration as a human right and points to the responsibility of planning all state public policies, which includes in migration matters, creating and institutionalizing a strategic interinstitutional political mechanism that advises the Presidency of the Republic and that establishes a framework of thematic and institutional governance.

Whereas forced return migration to the country is a central characteristic of migration trends in Honduras, which implies significant risks in terms of security that are worsened by limited access to civil documentation and the weakness of return and reintegration programs.

Whereas despite a reduction from the year 2022 to the year 2024 in deportations of Hondurans from the United States by at least fifty percent (-50%), the changes in the dynamics of migration policies that have begun to be implemented by President Donald Trump, necessitate the adoption of urgent measures for the mitigation of the negative impact of said policies on our country.

Whereas various countries in Latin America are preparing to face the social, economic, and political repercussions resulting from the hardening of migration policies on the part of the United States of America, therefore it is necessary that the State guarantee an efficient, effective, and capable response through a protection strategy that includes programs, projects, and actions in favor of Honduran migrants abroad.

Articles

Article 1.-

By virtue of the current international migration crisis produced by the hardening of migration policies and the implementation of mass deportations by the government of the United States of America, A STATE OF MIGRATION EMERGENCY is hereby declared at the national level, with the objective of ensuring the protection and guarantee of the rights of Honduran migrant women and men, as well as mitigating the negative impact at the economic, political and social level of the migration crisis in our country. The emergency declaration shall be in effect for six (6) months, and may be extended.

Article 2.-

The National Emergency Strategy for the Protection of Honduran Migrants (ENEPROMIH) is hereby created, with the principal objective of promoting and protecting in an immediate manner the human rights of migrants of Honduran nationality who are located in or are heading toward the United States of America in irregular migration status, principally through the provision of timely legal and social assistance, as well as mitigating the negative impact of new migration policies on the Honduran economy and society.

Article 3.-

Through ENEPROMIH, action programs shall be implemented for the following groups of migrants:

  • 1)

    Hondurans in irregular migration status in the United States;

  • 2)

    Honduran migrants in transit; and, 3. Honduran returnee migrants. PROTECTION OF HONDURANS IN IRREGULAR MIGRATION STATUS IN THE UNITED STATES

Article 4.-

ENEPROMIH shall comprise the following actions, with the purpose of providing immediate and timely protection to Hondurans who are in irregular migration status in the United States of America: 1. LEGAL ASSISTANCE AND ADVISORY SERVICES. The Ministry of State for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (SRECI) shall proceed immediately and urgently to execute agreements with non-profit organizations or to directly contract legal firms or consultants in the United States of America, with the purpose of providing legal guidance to Honduran migrants, as well as providing advice and accompaniment in the presentation of legal actions that may be necessary before authorities or different instances, as well as providing advisory services to the Ministry of State for Foreign Affairs (SRECI), to guarantee the comprehensive protection of the rights of Honduran migrants. The foregoing, taking into account the categories of migrants identified as vulnerable, to provide priority attention, such as:

  • a)

    Hondurans who are within the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Program;

  • b)

    Hondurans who are in the United States without regular migration status;

  • c)

    Hondurans who were previously deported/returned and who re-entered the United States irregularly;

  • d)

    Hondurans under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Program, among others. 2. EXECUTION OF BILATERAL OR MULTILATERAL AGREEMENTS. The Ministry of State for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (SRECI) shall immediately prioritize the implementation of coordination spaces and the execution of Bilateral or Multilateral Agreements on migration matters with other countries or entities, that promote the protection of the rights of migrants in vulnerable condition. 3. COMMUNICATION CHANNELS FOR THE MIGRANT. Through the National Emergency System 911, in coordination with linked institutions, the following service channels shall be created:

    • a)

      MIGRANT HOTLINE. 24/7 TELEPHONE ASSISTANCE: The 911 call center line shall be permanently serving to provide primary legal guidance for emergency cases through the migration module of 911, for which purpose a United States telephone line shall be enabled, linked for such purpose;

    • b)

      911 CONECTA. A mobile application shall be created that shall serve Hondurans who require immediate legal guidance;

    • c)

      INSTANT MESSAGING. A service channel shall be enabled via instant messaging through the WhatsApp application, through which responses shall be provided to the inquiries of Honduran migrants. 4. PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PRIMARY MEDICAL CARE. The National Emergency System 911, through its 24/7 service line and in coordination with linked institutions, shall make available to Honduran migrants with irregular migration status the following units, through which it shall provide psychological and primary medical care, by means of digital platforms: a) Telemedicine Unit; and, b) Crisis Intervention Psychology Unit. A. FACILITATION OF PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION DOCUMENTATION. Access to expedited personal Honduran civil documentation shall be guaranteed to migrants, through the following actions: a. New Stations for Passport Issuance. The National Migration Institute (INM) shall install new work stations for passport issuance through which production of these shall be doubled in the United States of America, in accordance with the priority locations that shall be established by the Migration Governance Council within the framework of the implementation of this strategy. b. New Stations for National Identity Document Issuance. The National Registry of Persons (RNP), shall prioritize the assignment of additional equipment for the issuance and printing of the National Identity Document (DNI) in the United States of America. c. ACOS (Consular Services Application). The Ministry of State for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (SRECI) in collaboration with the National Migration Institute (INM) and the National Registry of Persons (RNP), shall immediately implement the ACOS platform (Consular Services Application) throughout the Consular Network with the purpose of providing effective consular appointments that facilitate access to documentation for Hondurans in the United States. B. STRENGTHENING OF THE CONSULAR NETWORK:

      • a)

        Mobile Consulates. The Ministry of State for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (SRECI), the National Migration Institute (INM) and the National Registry of Persons (RNP) shall proceed to immediately implement the Third Phase of Mobile Consulates in eight cities in the United States of America during the year 2025;

      • b)

        New Consulates. The Ministry of State for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (SRECI), shall proceed to establish new consular offices in the United States of America, taking into account the priority locations with the highest number of Hondurans. c. Consular Visits to Detention Centers. The Ministry of State for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (SRECI), shall guarantee that through the consular offices of Honduras in the United States of America, frequent visits shall be made to migrant detention centers, with the objective of verifying the situation of Honduran migrants, ensuring that their human rights are respected and providing them with assistance. d. Unaccompanied Minor Migrants. The Ministry of State for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (SRECI) through consular agents, shall intensify efforts to identify minors and reunification with their family members in the United States. C. PARTICIPATION OF MIGRANTS. The Ministry of State for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (SRECI) together with the Consular Network, shall promote the participation of representatives of the Honduran diaspora in the United States of America, through the organization of permanent dialogue with the objective of monitoring the situation of human rights of Honduran migrants, identifying their main demands and needs, as well as receiving their proposals and initiatives, which shall be submitted for consideration by the Migration Governance Council. D. COMMUNICATION CAMPAIGNS. The institutions comprising the Migration Governance Council shall conduct a massive communication campaign, on television, radio, digital platforms, aimed at the guidance, protection and promotion of the rights of migrants. PROTECTION OF HONDURANS IN TRANSIT TOWARD THE UNITED STATES

Article 5.-

PROTECTION OF MIGRANTS IN TRANSIT. The Ministry of State for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (SRECI), for the purpose of providing protection to Honduran migrants who are transiting through the migration route in irregular status toward the United States of America, shall carry out the following actions:

  • A)

    CONSULAR NETWORK. Strengthening of Honduras consulates in the Republic of Guatemala and in the United Mexican States, guaranteeing that each consular office shall have the personnel and necessary supplies to provide timely and expedited service.

  • B)

    HUMANITARIAN RETURN FLIGHTS. In order to guarantee the protection and respect for the human rights of Hondurans who are detained between the border of the United Mexican States and the United States of America, the Ministry of Foreign Relations and International Cooperation (SRECI) shall proceed immediately to coordinate with the Ministry of State for National Defense (SEDENA) through the Air Force, to manage and/or contract humanitarian return flights for Honduran migrants in irregular status who decide to return to the country.

  • C)

    LEGAL ADVICE. Similarly, the Ministry of Foreign Relations and International Cooperation (SRECI) shall provide legal advice to Hondurans who are in the migration route in irregular status in Mexican or Guatemalan territory, having to prioritize the execution of agreements with the United Mexican States and with the Republic of Guatemala, as well as with entities that promote the protection of the rights of migrants in vulnerable condition, to guarantee their protection and dignified and humanitarian treatment.

Article 6.-

In order to provide an immediate response to the current migration emergency situation in the face of the beginning of mass deportations by the United States of America, the mechanisms of action for the care of RETURNEE MIGRANTS shall include the following priority areas:

  • 1)

    Strengthening and enabling of centers, shelters and temporary refuges for returnee migrants, with differentiated care;

  • 2)

    Legal, psychological and social assistance;

  • 3)

    Family reunification;

  • 4)

    Economic and social reintegration: 4.1 Education, scholarships and recognition of their studies; 4.2 Training, capacity building and job creation; and, 4.3 Credits and financing for entrepreneurs and micro-entrepreneurs.

Article 7.-

SISTER, BROTHER, COME HOME. The Program "SISTER, BROTHER, COME HOME" is hereby created, through which actions shall be promoted for the economic and social reintegration of returnee migrants to their family, to society and to the country. Likewise, services shall be promoted for an orderly return, which gathers the conditions of dignity and security for each Honduran woman and man to the national territory. The Program shall comprise the following main actions: 1. CARE CENTERS FOR RETURNEE MIGRANTS (CAMR). All necessary measures shall be adopted to guarantee the maximum response capacity of the Care Centers for Returnee Migrants (CAMR) regarding the services currently provided, in coordination with other institutions, such as: food, medical and psychological care, telephone service, hygiene kits, clothing, transportation, accommodation, care for cases with protection needs due to violence, among others. Likewise, centers, shelters and temporary refuges shall be enabled, with differentiated care for returnee migrants. 2. BONUS "YOU ARRIVED HOME" (U$100). Through the Social Welfare Fund for persons of the Ministry of State for Social Development (SEDESOL), each returned immigrant shall be provided, who enters through the Care Centers for Returnee Migrants (CAMR) within the framework of ENEPROMIH, a single bonus consisting of social assistance of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS (U$100.00) which shall be delivered in its equivalent in lempiras, with the purpose of mitigating the adverse effects of return and contributing to their gradual reintegration process. The Ministry of State for Social Development (SEDESOL), shall issue within a period not exceeding fifteen (15) days, a regulation to regulate the requirements and procedures for the delivery of the bonus, as well as to establish the mechanisms that guarantee transparency in the process, in coordination with entities of the banking and/or cooperative sector at the national level. 3. FOOD BONUS (L.4,000.00). The Solidarity Network Program, of the Ministry of Social Development, shall deliver TWO (2) food and personal hygiene supplies vouchers valued at TWO THOUSAND LEMPIRAS (L2,000.00) each, for the benefit of each returnee migrant, as well as other social benefits and deliverables already available in said program, through the National Basic Products Supplier (BANASUPRO). The Ministry of State for Social Development (SEDESOL), shall issue within a period not exceeding fifteen (15) days, a regulation to regulate the requirements and procedures for the delivery of food vouchers, as well as to establish the mechanisms that guarantee transparency in the process. 4. SEED CAPITAL FOR ENTERPRISES (U$1,000.00). Through the National Entrepreneurship and Small Business Service (SENPRENDE), returnee migrants who apply and qualify shall be provided the opportunity to access seed capital of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS (U$1,000.00) or its equivalent in lempiras, to promote the start of enterprises in the country, in accordance with the manuals and service processes, the formative methodology of development and selection established by SENPRENDRE. 5. FACILITATION OF CREDITS. Returnee migrants shall be facilitated with the management and process of capital financing through State credit agencies such as the National Agricultural Development Bank (BANADESA) and the Honduran Bank for Production and Housing (BANHPROVI), facilitating the use of supplementary guarantees for migrants who require them. Likewise, it shall facilitate their incorporation into the program of "Rural and Urban Savings Boxes" in their communities. 6. JOBS. The Ministry of State for Labor and Social Security (SETRASS), through the Comprehensive Employment System (SÍ EMPLEO), shall prioritize returnee migrants in labor intermediation processes in the private and public sectors, for which labor guidance, business management and institutional referral services shall be strengthened. In the public sector, there shall be an expansion of the offer of jobs in areas of infrastructure, security and environment, the latter being done through the "Andrés Tamayo" reforestation program, the "Zero Deforestation by 2030" plan and the three green battalions that already operate in the country.

Article 8.-

COMPLEMENTARY ACTIONS TO REINTEGRATION. In order to facilitate the reinsertion of Honduran migrants who return to the country, the Migration Governance Council, in coordination with the Social Cabinet, shall immediately formulate and execute ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS to those previously stated, principally with the following institutions:

  • 1)

    Ministry of State for Labor and Social Security (SETRASS);

  • 2)

    Ministry of State for Social Development (SEDESOL);

  • 3)

    Ministry of State for Economic Development (SDE);

  • 4)

    Ministry of State for Health (SESAL);

  • 5)

    Ministry of State for Education (SEDUC);

  • 6)

    Ministry of State for Agriculture and Livestock (SAG);

  • 7)

    National Institute for Professional Training (INFOP);

  • 8)

    Educational Credit Institute (EDUCRÉDITO);

  • 9)

    Any other institution linked with the reintegration of Hondurans to the country. Within the additional programs, the formulation of a strategy for the creation and implementation of an economic incentive for the formal and informal sector of the economy shall be prioritized, for the hiring of returnee migrants. Likewise, actions aimed at the generation of jobs and the promotion of investments in the country shall be implemented, for which the support of the business sector, the Chambers of Commerce and Industry of the country, the National Council for Investment (CNI), among others, may be requested.

Article 9.-

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OBSERVATORY (ODS). The Ministry of State for Social Development (SEDESOL) is instructed through the Social Development Observatory (ODS), to send a weekly monitoring report to the Migration Governance Council (CGM) as well as to the other institutions involved within the framework of this emergency.

Article 10.-

Authorization is hereby granted and instruction is given to proceed through the direct contracting modality for the acquisition of goods, services, supplies and materials, as well as everything that may be necessary to immediately address solely and exclusively this declaration of Migration Emergency, to the following institutions:

  • 1)

    Ministry of State for Social Development (SEDESOL);

  • 2)

    Ministry of State for Women's Affairs (SEMUJER);

  • 3)

    Ministry of State for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (SRECI);

  • 4)

    Ministry of State for Childhood, Adolescence and Family (SENAF);

  • 5)

    National Registry of Persons (RNP);

  • 6)

    National Migration Institute (INM);

  • 7)

    National Agricultural Development Bank (BANADESA);

  • 8)

    National Emergency System 911;

  • 9)

    National Service for Entrepreneurship and Small Business (SENPRENDE);

  • 10)

    Solidarity Network Program. The Ministry of State for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (SRECI) and the National Migration Institute (INM), by reason of the nature of their functions, are authorized to conduct such purchases and direct contracting at the international level. The contracting that is carried out under this decree shall be developed following the processes established in the State Contracting Law and its Regulations and in accordance with national legislation, seeking to obtain the most advantageous and quality conditions for public administration, as well as the greatest transparency and oversight in the process.

Article 11.-

FINANCING. The Ministry of State for Finance (SEFIN) is instructed and authorized to manage, redirect and allocate the budgetary and financial resources that are identified in the General Budget of Income and Expenses of the Republic, to finance the expenses that derive from the application of this Decree, including transfers of budget allocations from capital expenditure to current expenditure may be made, as well as the management of external credit resources and support, having to conduct the necessary budgetary and financial operations to address the current declared emergency; the execution of the funds is the responsibility of each executing institution and shall be conducted in accordance with the applicable laws in effect.

Article 13.-

MONITORING AND FOLLOW-UP. The Migration Governance Council, in its capacity as the governing entity for coordination, consultation, advisory and analysis for migration governance in Honduras, shall monitor the implementation of ENEPROMIH, having to present periodic reports to the Presidency of the Republic, which shall contain observations and proposals aimed at guaranteeing the effectiveness and efficiency of the Strategy, for the benefit of Honduran migrants. The institutions comprising the Migration Governance Council shall submit a monthly report of activities regarding migration matters to the presidency of the Council, for the preparation of the reports cited in the previous paragraph.

Article 14.-

This Executive Decree shall be executed immediately and shall be published in the Official Gazette "La Gaceta". Given in the city of Tegucigalpa, municipality of the Central District, on the seventh (07th) day of the month of February of the year two thousand twenty-five (2025). LET IT BE COMMUNICATED AND PUBLISHED. IRIS XIOMARA CASTRO SARMIENTO PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC LESLY SARAHÍ CERNA SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENCY JOSÉ CARLOS CARDONA ERAZO SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICE OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT CHRISTIAN DAVID DUARTE CHÁVEZ SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICE OF FINANCE TOMÁS EDUARDO VAQUERO MORRIS SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICES OF GOVERNANCE, JUSTICE AND DECENTRALIZATION EDUARDO ENRIQUE REINA GARCÍA SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICES OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION SERGIO VLADIMIR COELLO DÍAZ SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICE OF TRANSPARENCY AND FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION RICARDO ARTURO SALGADO SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICE OF STRATEGIC PLANNING FREDIS ALONSO CERRATO VALLADARES SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DORIS YOLANY GARCÍA PAREDES SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICE OF WOMEN'S AFFAIRS HECTOR GUSTAVO SÁNCHEZ VELÁSQUEZ SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICE OF SECURITY RIXI RAMONA MONCADA GODOY SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICE OF NATIONAL DEFENSE CARLA MARINA PAREDES REYES SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICE OF HEALTH LUCKY HALACH MEDINA ESTRADA SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICES OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT DANIEL ENRIQUE ESPONDA VELÁSQUEZ SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICE OF EDUCATION ANGÉLICA LIZETH ÁLVAREZ MORALES SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICE OF HUMAN RIGHTS, BY LAW LAURA ELENA SUAZO TORRES SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICES OF AGRICULTURE AND LIVESTOCK ERICK MEDARDO TEJADA CARBAJAL SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICE OF ENERGY OCTAVIO JOSÉ PINEDA PAREDES SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICES OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND TRANSPORTATION WILMER JAVIER FERNÁNDEZ ALACHÁN SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICES OF LABOR AND SOCIAL SECURITY YADIRA ESTHER GÓMEZ CHAVARRÍA SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICE OF TOURISM GLORIA ANNARELLA VÉLEZ OSEJO SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICES OF CULTURES, ARTS AND PATRIMONIES OF THE PEOPLES OF HONDURAS WARREN OCHOA ORELLANA SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICES OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, WATER AND SANITATION JOSÉ JORGE FORTÍN AGUILAR SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICES OF RISK MANAGEMENT AND NATIONAL CONTINGENCIES (COPECO) LIZETH ARMANDINA COELLO GÓMEZ SECRETARY OF STATE IN THE OFFICES OF CHILDHOOD, ADOLESCENCE AND FAMILY

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