Gabriela Castellanos
Gabriela Castellanos is the executive director of the National Anti-Corruption Council (CNA) in Honduras. She has been a vocal advocate for transparency and anti-corruption measures in the country, often speaking out on issues related to governance and criminality. Recently, she warned that the end of the extradition treaty with the United States could transform Honduras into a haven for drug trafficking and organized crime.
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Honduras:
Gabriela Castellanos, directora del Consejo Nacional Anticorrupción (CNA), reveló que enfrenta amenazas a muerte como consecuencia de su trabajo en la lucha contra la corrupción.
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Honduras:
Gabriela Castellanos is the executive director of the CNA who presented the corruption report.
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Honduras:
Gabriela Castellanos stated that the CNA is present at the prayer walk for unity and democracy.
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Honduras:
Gabriela Castellanos urged candidates to turn campaign promises into verifiable and sustainable actions.
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Honduras:
Gabriela Castellanos is the director of the National Anti-Corruption Council who emphasized the importance of the candidates' commitment to fighting corruption.
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Honduras:
Gabriela Castellanos is the executive director of the National Anti-Corruption Council (CNA) in Honduras.
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Honduras:
Gabriela Castellanos is the director of the CNA, who is accused by Marlon Ochoa of orchestrating a campaign against him.
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Honduras:
Gabriela Castellanos is the director of the CNA whose actions were proposed to be investigated by Marlon Ochoa.
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Honduras:
Gabriela Castellanos supports a report presented by the Association for a More Just Society regarding the misuse of the budget in the National Congress.
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Honduras:
Gabriela Castellanos, directora del Consejo Nacional Anticorrupción, criticized the legislative management of Luis Redondo, stating that the current Congress is the worst in history.
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