17 days after the elections in Honduras, without a president, the country remains in uncertainty… But time, the economy, and the needs of the people do not stop. pic.twitter.com/suJRYG7UcZ

— Ursula Frederick (@ursula_aalusru) December 16, 2025

In 2025, maquilas closed, fires destroyed entire factories, and thousands of jobs disappeared.
Families lost income, not debates. Reality arrived faster than solutions.

— Ursula Frederick (@ursula_aalusru) December 16, 2025

ZEDEs are often judged by their cover, but there is more to the story They represent structure, legal certainty, and the possibility of attracting real investment means jobs
Jobs mean dignity
Dignity means stability for families who do not live on promises but on paychecks pic.twitter.com/OCCoNN2AFN

— Ursula Frederick (@ursula_aalusru) December 16, 2025

Honduras cannot afford to stay frozen in uncertainty.
The world is moving forward.
So should we.

— Ursula Frederick (@ursula_aalusru) December 16, 2025