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Salario mínimo podría subir automáticamente en Honduras si la inflación supera el 7% al cierre de 2026

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The Honduran government has established a safeguard clause within its current minimum wage agreement that mandates an automatic salary adjustment if the national interannual inflation rate exceeds 7% by the end of December 2026. This mechanism is designed to protect the purchasing power of workers against significant inflationary pressures.

By incorporating this trigger, the agreement aims to provide a structured response to economic volatility, ensuring that wages are adjusted in alignment with the country's cost-of-living metrics at the conclusion of the specified period.

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