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Honduras: Government gives doctors until Friday and warns of possible legal action over strike

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The Honduran government has issued an ultimatum giving striking medical personnel until Friday to return to their duties, while threatening potential legal action over the ongoing work stoppage. The healthcare crisis in the country has now entered its 39th day, severely disrupting medical attention and leaving thousands of patients facing significant difficulties in accessing consultations and other essential hospital services.

The strike highlights a protracted standoff between public health authorities and medical workers, though the provided snippets do not detail the specific demands underlying the job action. As the Friday deadline approaches, the government's warning of legal consequences marks an escalation in efforts to resolve the prolonged disruption to the national healthcare system.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Focuses on the government ultimatum, legal threats, and ongoing healthcare crisis.
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