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[Opinion] Importing Grains Is Not a Solution to Food Insecurity in Honduras, Says Expert

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Tegucigalpa, 18 Jul (EFE).- Importing corn, beans and rice, basic products of the Honduran diet, does not guarantee food and even aggravates food insecurity in Honduras, where at least 1.7 million people are in this condition, in the opinion of the anthropologist and independent researcher Mario Ardón.Ardón, who has worked with peasant and indigenous groups and conducted studies related to agricultural activity, claimed in an interview with EFE …

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Tegucigalpa, 18 Jul (EFE).- Importing corn, beans and rice, basic products of the Honduran diet, does not guarantee food and even aggravates food insecurity in Honduras, where at least 1.7 million people are in this condition, in the opinion of the anthropologist and independent researcher Mario Ardón.Ardón, who has worked with peasant and indigenous groups and conducted studies related to agricultural activity, claimed in an interview with EFE …

• Prograno denounces that official measures favor large importers while domestic production loses ground and the country is increasingly dependent on food from abroad. TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS. – The import policy promoted in Honduras was again under strong questioning after the president of the Association of Producers of [...]

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Hola News broke the news on Saturday, July 18, 2026.
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