Honduras freezes electricity tariff to shield households from cost-of-living shock

The Honduran government has frozen the electricity tariff, a move praised by STENEE union leader Miguel Aguilar as preventing a further blow to household finances. The freeze halts a planned increase that would have raised living costs amid economic strain. The measure signals government intervention in energy pricing to mitigate social discontent, though its fiscal and sectoral sustainability remains uncertain.

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