The Honduran Medical Association gives the government 72 hours to comply with agreements and threatens pressure tactics.

The Colegio Médico de Honduras (CMH) has issued a 72-hour ultimatum to the Honduran government demanding compliance with pending labor and wage agreements. This development marks a renewed period of tension between the medical union and state authorities, as the CMH presses for concrete responses regarding unresolved professional commitments.

Separately, in an unrelated regional health development, the agricultural sector in the Dominican Republic is seeking to train new specialists in plant and animal health. This initiative aims to address a growing demand for experts capable of mitigating increasing agricultural pests, diseases, and technical production challenges.