Honduras ENEE cuts generator debt 55% but still owes L7.4B
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STENEE, the union representing Honduras' state power utility workers, has publicly requested IMF support to facilitate financing for electrical system modernization. The move signals domestic pressure for structural energy sector reform, though no concrete funding commitment or project details have been announced. The request highlights Honduras' ongoing fiscal constraints and the IMF's role in shaping energy policy via lending conditions.
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