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Weekly Report - 26 February 2026 (WR-26-08)
HONDURAS: Asfura holds talks with IMF
Honduras’ new conservative Partido Nacional (PN) administration led by President Nasry Asfura has held its first talks with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) which sent a fact-finding mission to Tegucigalpa from 16-20 February to meet the new authorities. This comes as the new government is pledging to cut public spending and shrink the state to make it more efficient [WR-26-04].
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