The Honduran National Police: Is progress being made in cleaning up and reforming the force?
This is event was held in Spanish without interpretation
Shocking revelations in the press earlier this year implicated senior Honduran police officials of the murder and cover up of the country’s former drug czar and his deputy. In light of these revelations, Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández named a special commission, integrated by members of the Civil Society and government officials, to purge the police of alleged criminals and propose reforms of the institution. The Special Commission has been operating for barely two months and has already suspended and recommended for dismissal dozens of top police officials.
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