US EditionNasry Asfura Assumes the Presidency of Honduras Promising Work, Health and Safety
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By MARLON GONZÁLEZ TEGUCIGALPA (AP) — Conservative businessman Nasry Asfura swore Tuesday as President of Honduras and in his first words to the nation he promised to prioritize employment generation, improve education, health, infrastructure and security. “We have come this far thanks to the efforts of many people, but first of all for the grace of God that has us all here,” began the new ruler, 67 years old, while thanking the people for the t…
Mobilized sectors questioned Asfura's legitimacy and recalled allegations of acts of corruption during his administration as mayor of the Central District.
Nasry Asfura, supported by Donald Trump who made it his favourite during the election, raising criticism of interference, was sworn in on Tuesday for a four-year term at the head of the poorest and most violent country in Central America.
The new president asked for legislative support and requested support to approve the laws that, he said, will allow to generate changes in the country. HONDURAS.- Nasry Asfura assumed the presidency of Honduras on Tuesday for a four-year term of office, which will extend until 2030. The investiture ceremony was held in the National Congress, in Tegucigalpa, with a protocol act that began at 9:00 a.m. Asfura received the presidential band and swo…
* As president of Honduras, Nasry Asfura signed the decree to sell the presidential plane, seeking to legitimize his mandate in the face of challenges of corruption and economic crisis. ** Xiomara Castro and Manuel Zelaya were the great absentees in the ceremony, a vacuum that evidenced the tensions after the return to power of the National Party. Sharon Ardon and Daniela Romero / Public Records Nationalist Nasry Asfura assumed as president of H…
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