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Story summary
- Conservative Nasry Asfura, the Honduran president, was sworn in on January 27, 2026, after a contested election marked by fraud allegations and U.S. interference.
- He aims to curb poverty, corruption, and crime, and restore ties with Taiwan.
- His administration needs cross-party support to pass legislation.
- Xiomara Castro's tenure saw economic growth and a decline in the homicide rate but faced criticism for human rights issues.
