Honduran General's Case Reaches OAS, Spotlighting Judicial Stagnation

Honduras's freedom of expression crisis was raised for the first time in decades at an OAS ordinary session, centering on retired General Roosevelt Hernández, accused of press-freedom crimes. An appeals court has stalled his case by failing to rule on whether it proceeds to trial, drawing international scrutiny to Honduran judicial independence. The development signals growing external pressure on Honduras's justice system, though the OAS's concrete actions remain unclear.

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