RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Honduras President Xiomara Castro this Sunday celebrates a month in office marked by internal controversy among deputies of the ruling Freedom and Re-establishment Party (Libre, left) and the sudden prosecution of her predecessor, Juan Orlando Hernandez, who is accused of drug trafficking.
Before taking office on Jan. 27, when she replaced Hernandez, Castro faced her first crisis, with the election of two administrators in Parliament due to an internal conflict in the Libre Party after some deputies did not recognize Luis Redondo of the Salvador Party of Honduras (PSH), which the president supports, as president . . .
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