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September 12, 2017In force

Executive Decree PCM 055-2017 Reorganization of the Ministry of Interior (article 3 Section 7)

Congreso Nacional

  • Decree: 59-2017
  • Published: September 12, 2017
  • Issuing body: Congreso Nacional
  • Gazette: 34,441
  • Category: Civil & Family

Summary

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This decree separates Human Rights from the Secretariat of Governance, Justice and Decentralization, creating a new independent Secretariat of Human Rights. The new secretariat will promote, protect and guarantee human rights, execute public policies and coordinate with international organizations, while the other secretariat handles justice, local governance, decentralization and migration.

Considerations

Whereas in accordance with Article 59 of the Constitution of the Republic: "The human person is the supreme purpose of society and the State. All have the obligation to respect and protect it".

Whereas Article 245 of the Constitution of the Republic of Honduras in its numeral 11 establishes that: "It is an attribution of the President of the Republic to issue agreements and decrees and to issue regulations and resolutions in accordance with the Law".

Whereas Article 4, as amended, of the General Law of Public Administration, through Legislative Decree No. 266-2013, dated December 16, 2013, published in the Official Newspaper "La Gaceta" on January 23, 2014, establishes that the creation, modification, or suspension of State Secretariats or Deconcentrated Organisms or Entities can only be made by the President of the Republic in Council of State Secretaries.

Whereas Article 11 of the General Law of Public Administration establishes that the President of the Republic is responsible for the supreme direction and coordination of centralized and decentralized Public Administration and that the President of the Republic, in the exercise of his functions, may act alone or in Council of Ministers.

Whereas in accordance with Article 14, as amended, of the aforementioned Law, the President of the Republic, by Decree in Council of State Secretaries, may issue within the Centralized Administration the norms required to determine, among others, the jurisdiction of the Offices by the State Secretariats and create the internal dependencies that may be necessary for good administration; and, reorganize those that the efficiency of Public Administration demands.

Whereas through Legislative Decree No. 266-2013, dated December 16, 2013, published in the Official Newspaper "La Gaceta" on January 23, 2014, the General Law of Public Administration was amended, modifying, among others, Articles 28 and 29 that refer to the State Secretariats that comprise the Executive Branch, reorganizing their jurisdiction, establishing the Secretariat of Human Rights, Justice, Interior Affairs and Decentralization, to which were assigned the jurisdiction of the Secretariat of the Interior and Population and the Secretariat of Justice and Human Rights.

Whereas through Executive Decree Number PCM-001-2014, dated February 3, 2014 and published in the Official Newspaper "La Gaceta" on February 22, 2014, in its Article 2, the Sectorial Cabinet of Governance and Decentralization was created, integrating among others, the State Secretariat in the Offices of Human Rights, Justice, Interior Affairs and Decentralization. It equally established that the administrative structures, personnel and budget of the former State Secretariat of Justice and Human Rights are transferred to the State Secretariat of Human Rights, Justice, Interior Affairs and Decentralization.

Whereas Honduras as a State Party to International Agreements of the Universal System and the Inter-American System for the Protection of Human Rights, is obligated to respect, protect, guarantee and promote human rights.

Whereas to strengthen the promotion and protection of Human Rights, it is deemed appropriate to establish a specialized body within the Executive Branch whose purpose is the promotion, protection and guarantee of Human Rights, in order to provide continuity, compliance and updating to the Public Policy and National Plan of Action in Human Rights, as well as to provide technical advice to the different state bodies to achieve efficient performance of Public Administration, with strict observance and compliance with the State's obligations in this matter.

Whereas to make the performance of jurisdiction in matters of Governance, Justice and Decentralization efficient and to make public management more effective, it is appropriate to reorganize and restructure the current State Secretariat of Human Rights, Justice, Interior Affairs and Decentralization, separating the Human Rights portfolio and creating a new State Secretariat that addresses national objectives in this important matter.

Articles

Article 2.-

The State Secretary in the Office of Human Rights is responsible for promoting respect for, protection of, and guarantees of Human Rights, as the governing entity and coordinator of the execution of Public Policy and the National Action Plan on Human Rights, as well as the design, monitoring, and coordination of public policies in matters of Human Rights, especially for all persons and groups in situations of vulnerability that require special promotion and protection of their Human Rights. It also falls to the Human Rights Secretary to coordinate and execute awareness programs, training, instruction, and promotion of Human Rights for all civil servants and the general public, as well as to coordinate participation forums, dialogue, and interaction with civil society regarding Human Rights. The Human Rights Secretary has the representation of the Executive Branch in matters within its competence, is responsible for the submission of reports to the Human Rights Bodies of the Universal and Regional Systems, the coordination of country positions in bilateral and multilateral matters, assist in the defense of the State of Honduras in Commissions, Committees, or Jurisdictional Bodies in conjunction with other institutions of the State of Honduras with responsibility in the matter, as well as the design, negotiation, and execution of Human Rights programs and projects financed with national funds or international cooperation. In order to fulfill its functions, the Human Rights Secretary must coordinate closely with, among others, the Secretaries of General Government Coordination; Foreign Relations and International Cooperation; Security; Governance, Justice and Decentralization; Social Development and Inclusion; and with independent institutions, such as the Judicial Branch, the General Prosecutor's Office of the Republic, the General Procuracy of the Republic, the National Commissioner of Human Rights.

Article 3.-

The State Secretary in the Offices of Governance, Justice and Decentralization has the following competencies:

  • 1)

    The Interior Government of the Republic, particularly the direction, coordination, liaison, supervision, monitoring, and evaluation of departmental and municipal regimes;

  • 2)

    The execution of the national decentralization policy;

  • 3)

    The design and execution of the National Policy of citizen participation at the departmental and municipal level;

  • 4)

    The linkage of the Executive Branch with the various Civil Society organizations that work in the processes of decentralization, citizen participation, social oversight, and local economic development;

  • 5)

    The promotion of local economic development; specifically in support of the roles and capacities of Municipalities and Departmental Governorships in this matter;

  • 6)

    The strengthening of the technical capacities of Municipalities, Civil Neighborhood Associations, and Patronatos;

  • 7)

    The regulation of public spectacles and social media by any means, whether spoken, written, televised, and the use of social networks, with the purpose of protecting children, youth, public health, public order, and the constitutional rights of persons to honor, personal privacy, and their own image;

  • 8)

    That related to professional licensing;

  • 9)

    The design of policies related to the population and matters concerning citizenship, nationality, and foreignness, as well as migration control through the National Migration Institute;

  • 10)

    The publication of laws, regulations, and dispositions of a general nature through the Official Journal "La Gaceta";

  • 11)

    The prevention of contingencies through disaster risk reduction; the strengthening of early warning systems; education for a culture of safety and resilience; and the preparation of an effective response to disasters and emergencies in coordination with the Permanent Commission on Contingencies (COPECO), the National Center for Atmospheric, Oceanographic and Seismic Studies (CENAOS), application of the Comprehensive Risk Management Policy, the National Risk Management System (SINAGER), and the inclusion of Risk Management in Development Planning at the municipal level;

  • 12)

    Civil Protection Policy, including prevention and combat of fires through the Fire Department at the national, departmental, and municipal levels;

  • 13)

    The design of Policy, the promotion of access, and the timely and impartial application of justice;

  • 14)

    The application of criminal justice and juvenile justice through the National Penitentiary Institute (INP) and the Institute for Care of Juvenile Offenders (INAMI), respectively;

  • 15)

    The promotion, granting, registration, regulation, supervision, and cancellation of legal personality of all entities and civil associations provided that special laws do not confer this authority to other State bodies;

  • 16)

    The promotion of extrajudicial resolution of conflicts and judicial facilitation, as well as any other alternative method for conflict resolution that contributes to governance, coexistence, and a culture of justice and peace;

  • 17)

    That related to the application of the Landlord and Tenant Law, the registration of rental contracts, and the procedures for conciliation and mediation of conflicts, as well as administrative resolutions on the matter;

  • 18)

    The review, updating, simplification, and harmonization of the national legal system;

  • 19)

    To promote legal certainty, knowledge of the Law, and Rule of Law on the part of civil servants and the general public;

  • 20)

    The coordination and liaison with civil society organizations in the administration of justice in its relationship with the national government and local governments;

  • 21)

    The formulation and registration of Appointment Agreements of high-level civil servants and assistance to the President of the Republic in his swearing-in; and, 22. That related to pardons in accordance with the relevant legislation.

Article 4.-

To amend Articles 44, 45, 46, 47, 87-D, 87-E, and 87-F of Executive Decree Number PCM-008-97 dated June 2, 1997, containing the Regulation on Organization, Functioning, and Competencies of the Executive Branch, amended by Executive Decree Number PCM-027-2011 dated April 26, 2011 and published in the Official Journal La Gaceta No. 32,517 of May 17, 2011 and Executive Decree Number PCM-060-2011 dated September 13, 2011 and published in La Gaceta No. 32,638 of October 7, 2011; reorganizing the competencies and attributions of the State Secretaries, reading as follows: FIRST SECTION STATE SECRETARY IN THE OFFICES OF GOVERNANCE, JUSTICE AND DECENTRALIZATION Article 44.- It is the competence of the State Secretary in the Offices of Governance, Justice and Decentralization:

  • 1)

    That which concerns the interior government of the Republic...;

  • 2)

    To oversee, in representation of the population...;

  • 3)

    The coordination, liaison, supervision, evaluation, and oversight...;

  • 4)

    To regulate that which is related to professional licensing...;

  • 5)

    That which relates to the population, including citizenship...;

  • 6)

    The regulation and control of migration, as well as that relating to Right of Asylum and Right to Refuge, in coordination with the National Migration Institute;

  • 7)

    That which concerns the study, analysis, and evaluation of social issues and related matters...;

  • 8)

    The protection and promotion of integrity, ethics, traditions...;

  • 9)

    To regulate and control public events and spectacles...;

  • 10)

    To coordinate and direct state processes of decentralization...;

  • 11)

    The publication of laws, regulations, and dispositions of a general nature...;

  • 12)

    To promote and assist in the prevention and combat of contingencies...;

  • 13)

    The granting, cancellation, and registration of legal personality...;

  • 14)

    Extrajudicial resolution of conflicts generated...;

  • 15)

    Repealed;

  • 16)

    To manage policies on the administration of emergency funds...;

  • 17)

    The organization of citizens for their participation...;

  • 18)

    Repealed;

  • 19)

    The supervision and evaluation of national plans...;

  • 20)

    The control and registration of procedures for...; and, 21.- To ensure that Centralized and Decentralized institutions... Article 45.- The State Secretary in the Offices of Governance, Justice and Decentralization also has the following attributions: 1.- To handle the relations of the Executive Branch with the Legislative Branch...; 2.- Repealed; 3.- Repealed; 4.- Repealed; 5.- To handle coordination and liaison with the Commission...; 6.- To handle matters relating to the calendar and official time; 7.- To maintain the registry of signatures of Secretaries and Undersecretaries of...; 8.- To authorize the signature of the President of the Republic in agreements of...; 9.- To intervene in...; and, 10.- To intervene in other matters of interior policy that correspond.... Article 46.- For the exercise of its functions the Secretary of Governance, Justice and Decentralization must be organized with two (2) Undersecretaries, the Undersecretary in the Office of Governance and Decentralization and the Undersecretary in the Office of Justice. The State Secretary shall assign the Directorates or Units to the Undersecretaries through Ministerial Agreement. Article 47.- The functions of the Directorates and other specialized bodies of this Secretary of Governance, Justice and Decentralization are as follows: 1.- Directorate of Decentralization of the State. For its proper functioning the Directorate shall have the following Units: a) Public Registry Unit for Decentralization; and, b) Planning and Monitoring Unit. 2.- Directorate of Planning and Local Governance. For its proper functioning, the Directorate shall have the following Units: a) Gender Unit; b) Transparency and Social Audit Unit; and, c) Municipal Planning Unit. 3.- Directorate of Municipal Strengthening. For its proper functioning, the Directorate shall have the following Units: a) Analysis and Opinion Unit; b) Training, Advisory, and Municipal Technical Assistance Unit; and, c) Municipal Information and Statistics Unit. 4.- Directorate of Local Economic Development. For its proper functioning, the Directorate shall have the following Units: a) Economic Development Unit; b) Pre-investment Unit; and, c) Monitoring and Follow-up Unit. 5.- Directorate of Departmental Regime. For its proper functioning, the Directorate shall have the following Units: a) Control and Regulation Unit; and, b) Analysis and Opinion Unit. 6.- Honduras-El Salvador Follow-up Commission. 7.- Directorate of Extrajudicial Conflict Resolution. 8.- Directorate of Promotion and Strengthening for Access to Justice. 9.- Directorate of Regulation, Registration, and Monitoring of Civil Associations. 10.- Directorate of Support for Civil Society Organizations. 11.- Administrative Department of Landlord and Tenant. 12.- Archives Unit. 13.- Information Technology Unit. 14.- National Legal Commission. FIFTEENTH SECTION State Secretary in the Office of Human Rights Article 87-D.- It is the competence of the State Secretary in the Office of Human Rights:

    • 1)

      To promote, coordinate, formulate, monitor, follow up on, evaluate, and update the execution of the Public Policy on Human Rights and the National Action Plan on Human Rights;

    • 2)

      To advise the Executive Branch in the design and execution of public policies, plans, and programs with a Human Rights approach; and to other State bodies and institutions that require it in the execution of the Public Policy and National Action Plan on Human Rights;

    • 3)

      To strengthen the capacities of institutions of the Centralized and Decentralized Public Administration to fulfill their obligations in matters of Human Rights;

    • 4)

      To coordinate and advise the Branches of State and other State bodies and institutions in matters of Human Rights, in the fulfillment of national and international obligations and responsibilities in matters of Human Rights;

    • 5)

      To monitor and report on situations of social conflict affecting the population and to promote prevention action with the aim of reducing or eliminating social conflicts in matters of human rights and mitigating the impacts of human rights violations, through the early warning mechanism and others that may be created within the scope of its competencies;

    • 6)

      To follow the legislative agenda and, when necessary, contribute its opinions to specialized commissions or commissions that review bills related to the exercise, promotion, and protection of human rights;

    • 7)

      To assist in strengthening the institutional capacities of the State in all cases of international litigation in matters of human rights in which the State of Honduras is a Party or has an interest;

    • 8)

      To promote the review and harmonization of the national legal system with conventions, treaties, and international declarations on Human Rights to which Honduras is a Party;

    • 9)

      To coordinate with the corresponding specialized state institutions all activities aimed at promoting and protecting the rights of persons and groups in situations of vulnerability that require special promotion and protection of their Human Rights;

    • 10)

      To coordinate the drafting, submission, and presentation of Reports to the mechanisms of the Universal System and the Inter-American System for the protection of human rights, as well as responses, follow-up, and communication with these;

    • 11)

      To conduct studies, opinions, recommendations, diagnoses, characterizations, and investigations as information tools to support State bodies in the formulation of policies, plans, programs, and projects that strengthen respect for and protection of Human Rights in the country;

    • 12)

      To promote participation, dialogue, and interaction with civil society organizations focused on human rights in order to strengthen democracy, transparency, accountability, and social oversight;

    • 13)

      To contribute to the prevention of violence associated with social conflicts, promote dialogue processes, training and education in human rights, and extrajudicial conflict resolution within its area of competence, developing a culture of peace and capacities of the public administration at all its levels to identify and resolve potential conflicts early;

    • 14)

      To address agendas and create dialogue forums for early attention to social conflict, monitoring the agreements that result from them;

    • 15)

      To address and follow up on persons who have precautionary and provisional measures decreed by international or protection bodies in accordance with the Law for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders, Journalists, Social Communicators, and Justice Officials, except those established in Article 64 of the respective Law;

    • 16)

      To provide assistance to internally displaced persons, in follow-up and coordination with the other Public Bodies that make up the Inter-institutional Commission for the Protection of Persons Displaced by Violence, as well as others with special competence in the matter;

    • 17)

      To represent the Executive Branch nationally and internationally in matters of Human Rights;

    • 18)

      To establish dialogue mechanisms with national and international bodies, civil society, and international cooperation for the promotion and implementation of public policies on human rights in the country; and, 19. Other matters that laws or internal regulations may assign. Article 87-E.- For the exercise of its functions, the Human Rights Secretary has two (2) State Undersecretaries, the Undersecretary for the Promotion of Human Rights and the Undersecretary for the Protection of Human Rights. The State Secretary shall assign the Directorates or Units to the Undersecretaries through Ministerial Agreement. Assigned to the Undersecretary for the Promotion of Human Rights are the Directorate of Public Policies and the National Action Plan on Human Rights, the Directorate of Education and Culture of Peace, the Directorate of Research and Fulfillment of International Commitments, the Directorate of Legal Conventionality Control, and the Human Rights Observatory. Assigned to the Undersecretary for the Protection of Human Rights are the Directorate of Preventive Risk Management of Human Rights Violations and Social Conflict, Directorate of the Protection System, and the Directorate for the Protection of Internally Displaced Persons. Article 87-F.- The Directorates and other specialized bodies of this State Secretary are as follows: 1. Directorate of Public Policies and National Action Plan on Human Rights. For its proper functioning it shall have the following Units: a) Unit for Groups in Situations of Vulnerability; b) Unit for the Promotion of the Human Rights-Based Approach; and, c) Unit for Monitoring and Evaluation of the National Action Plan on Human Rights. 2. Directorate of Education and Culture of Peace. For its proper functioning it shall have the following Units: a) Unit for the Design of Programs on Human Rights; b) Unit for the Registration and Systematization of Educational Processes, Human Rights, and Culture of Peace; and, c) Unit for Trainers in Human Rights and Culture of Peace. 3.- Directorate of Research and Fulfillment of International Commitments. For its proper functioning it shall have the following Units: a) Unit for Reports; b) Unit for Monitoring and Oversight of International Recommendations; and, c) Unit for Follow-up of International Cases. 4.- Directorate of Preventive Risk Management of Human Rights Violations and Social Conflict. For its proper functioning it shall have the following Units: a) Unit of the Early Warning System for Attention to Social Conflict; b) Unit for Analysis and Attention to Social Conflicts; and, c) Unit of Promoters in Human Rights for attention to social conflict. 5. Directorate of the Protection System. For its proper functioning it shall have the following Units:

      • a)

        Office of Legal Technical Advisory;

      • b)

        Office of Planning and Information Advisory;

      • c)

        Case Reception and Immediate Reaction Unit;

      • d)

        Risk Analysis Unit, by designation of the Technical Committee;

      • e)

        Unit for Implementation and Follow-up; and, f) Unit for Prevention and Context Analysis. 6. Directorate for the Protection of Internally Displaced Persons by Violence. For its proper functioning the Directorate shall have the following units:

        • a)

          Unit for case reception and risk analysis;

        • b)

          Unit for Implementation and Follow-up of Protection Measures;

        • c)

          Unit for Prevention and Protection; and,

        • d)

          Unit for Registration and Information. 7. Directorate of Legal Conventionality Control. 8. Human Rights Observatory. 9. Unit for Public Attention. 10. Information Technology Unit. 11. Archives Unit.

Article 5.-

To amend Article 2 of Executive Decree PCM-001-2014, dated February 3, 2014 and published in the Official Journal "La Gaceta" on February 22, 2014, through which the Sectorial Cabinet of Governance and Decentralization is created, for the purpose of assigning to it the Human Rights Secretary and the Secretary of Governance, Justice and Decentralization.

Article 6.-

The Directorates of both State Secretaries shall be regulated by the Ministerial Agreement where their functions, their respective regulations, manuals, and other necessary instructions issued by each State Secretary shall be established.

Article 7.-

Regarding the disposition of goods that were donated by International Cooperation to the former State Secretary of Justice and Human Rights created by Decree No. 177-2010 dated September 30, 2010, published in the Official Journal "La Gaceta" No. 32,335 dated October 7, 2010, as well as those donated to the Secretary of Human Rights, Justice, Governance and Decentralization, created by Legislative Decree No. 266-2013 dated December 16, 2013, published in the Official Journal "La Gaceta" dated January 23, 2014, for the functioning of the Human Rights Directorates and which are registered in the National System of State Property in the inventory of the current State Secretary of Human Rights, Justice, Governance and Decentralization, must be properly identified jointly by the Directorate of National Property, the Undersecretary of Human Rights and Justice, and by the Property Management Unit of that State Secretary. Said goods, once identified, must be removed from the records and transferred to the new State Secretary in the Office of Human Rights.

Article 8.-

The Human Rights Secretary and the Secretary of Governance, Justice and Decentralization, together with the General Directorate of Civil Service, must carry out the creation and modification of the position and salary structure, for which the Finance Secretary must make the budgetary modifications in accordance with the new structures and functions described in this Executive Decree.

Article 9.-

HUMAN RESOURCES. The administrative structures, personnel, and budget of the current Undersecretary of Human Rights and Justice shall pass in their entirety to the new Human Rights Secretary, with the exception of the structure of the Administrative Department of Landlord and Tenant (DAI), since this is a Justice competency. As for the Bodies and Support Units for the functioning of the new Human Rights Secretary, this shall be determined in accordance with the General Law of Public Administration and the Regulation on Organization, Functioning, and Competencies of the Executive Branch, without prejudice to the fact that personnel coming from the former Secretary of Justice and Human Rights may be reassigned or transferred within the respective Secretaries that are separated by this Executive Decree.

Article 10.-

BUDGET. The State Secretary in the Office of Finance (SEFIN) must incorporate the corresponding budget allocations for the proper functioning of the organizational structure, furniture, equipment, and materials of the Human Rights Secretary and the Secretary of Governance, Justice and Decentralization in the General Budget of Income and Expenses project for the year 2018. The budget allocation for the Human Rights Secretary shall be L 96,356,341.00 which must come from national funds; likewise, the budget allocation for the Secretary of Governance, Justice and Decentralization shall be L 175,766,371.00 which must come from national funds, a value that does not include transfers and global allocations.

Article 11.-

That which concerns the personnel of the State Secretaries shall be regulated in accordance with what is stipulated in Article 124-C of the General Law of Public Administration.

Article 12.-

The activities and preliminary decisions for the implementation of the new State Secretary in the Office of Human Rights shall be the responsibility of a Special Transition Commission, which shall be presided over, until the Head of the new Human Rights Secretary is appointed, by the current Undersecretary of Human Rights and Justice, who shall designate its members. In order to have available the resources that were allocated by the Finance Secretary for fiscal year 2017, for the exclusive functioning and strengthening of the Undersecretary of Human Rights and Justice, as well as donations or any other resources approved for this purpose during the transition period, the current Undersecretary of State of Human Rights and Justice shall request in writing the approval for their use from the State Secretary in the Offices of Human Rights, Justice, Governance and Decentralization, in accordance with the approved budget. The new State Secretary in the Office of Human Rights shall begin functioning as of January 1, 2018. During the transition period, the Undersecretary of Human Rights and Justice shall be in charge of structuring and organizing the new State Secretary in the Office of Human Rights and is authorized for direct contracting of: premises to operate, the acquisition of furniture and equipment, purchase of stationery and office supplies, contracting of necessary services to operate, acquisition of vehicles, as well as personnel contracting, in order to ensure continuity in the timely and efficient provision of services that ensures the functioning of the new State Secretary in the Office of Human Rights.

Article 13.-

EFFECTIVE DATE. This Executive Decree enters into force on the day of its publication in the Official Journal of the Republic "La Gaceta". Given at Presidential House, Tegucigalpa, municipality of the Central District, on the ninth (09) day of the month of September of the year two thousand seventeen (2017). COMMUNICATE AND PUBLISH. JUAN ORLANDO HERNÁNDEZ ALVARADO CONSTITUTIONAL PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC JORGE RAMÓN HERNÁNDEZ ALCERRO GENERAL GOVERNMENT COORDINATION SECRETARY RICARDO LEONEL CARDONA LÓPEZ STATE SECRETARY OF THE PRESIDENCY HÉCTOR LEONEL AYALA ALVARENGA STATE SECRETARY IN THE OFFICES OF HUMAN RIGHTS, JUSTICE, GOVERNANCE AND DECENTRALIZATION MARÍA DOLORES AGÜERO LARA STATE SECRETARY IN THE OFFICES OF FOREIGN RELATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION MIGUEL ANTONIO ZÚNIGA RODRÍGUEZ STATE SECRETARY IN THE OFFICES OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND INCLUSION ARNALDO CASTILLO FIGUEROA STATE SECRETARY IN THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ROBERTO ANTONIO PINEDA RODRÍGUEZ STATE SECRETARY IN THE OFFICES OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND PUBLIC SERVICES, BY LAW JULIÁN PACHECO TINOCO STATE SECRETARY IN THE OFFICE OF SECURITY FREDY DÍAZ ZELAYA STATE SECRETARY IN THE OFFICE OF DEFENSE DELIA RIVAS LOBO STATE SECRETARY IN THE OFFICE OF HEALTH RUTILIA DEL SOCORRO CALDERÓN PADILLA STATE SECRETARY IN THE OFFICE OF EDUCATION CARLOS ALBERTO MADERO ERAZO STATE SECRETARY IN THE OFFICES OF LABOR AND SOCIAL SECURITY JACOBO ALBERTO PAZ BODDEN STATE SECRETARY IN THE OFFICES OF AGRICULTURE AND LIVESTOCK JOSE ANTONIO GALDAMES FUENTES STATE SECRETARY IN THE OFFICES OF ENERGY, NATURAL RESOURCES, ENVIRONMENT AND MINES WILFREDO RAFAEL CERRATO RODRÍGUEZ STATE SECRETARY IN THE OFFICE OF FINANCE

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