Honduras ruling party split: nine Libre deputies abstain on penal reform vote
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Rafael Sarmiento, a deputy of Honduras' ruling Libre party, said authorities will begin demanding measurable results against organized crime within three to six months following approval of penal reforms targeting anti-terrorism. The statement signals a political timeline for security policy but lacks specifics on metrics or enforcement. It matters as an early indicator of the government's commitment to its security agenda, though implementation remains uncertain.
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