Drought in Choluteca forces livestock producers to sell 30-40% of herds

Prolonged drought in Choluteca, Honduras, has killed livestock and forced producers to sell 30-40% of herds at depressed prices due to lack of food and water, per deputy Jonathan Laínez. The scale of herd liquidation signals worsening agricultural stress in the region, with potential long-term economic impact on local livelihoods.