Ivis Alvarado

Ivis Alvarado

politician Honduras

Ivis Alvarado is a prominent Honduran politician who serves as the Minister of Communications in the cabinet of President Xiomara Castro. He has played a key role in communicating government policies and initiatives to the public. Recently, Alvarado was mentioned in news reports regarding a Council of Ministers meeting convened by President Castro without prior media notification, highlighting the government's approach to transparency and public engagement.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
1 wks
Reach
26,295
Power
66$
Sentiment
5.67
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Honduras 3 5.67 0.24% +10% 9,904,608 26,295 $25,000 66$
Totals 3 9,904,608 26,295 $25,000 66$
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Recent Mentions

Honduras Honduras: Ivis Alvarado is the press secretary accompanying Xiomara Castro on her trip. 6

Xiomara Castro Leon Xiv Hector Zelaya Zoe Milton Nahun Vasquez Iraheta Robert Prevost
La Prensa – high-circulation Honduran daily: Xiomara Castro viaja al Vaticano para reunirse con el papa León XIV

Honduras Honduras: Ivis Alvarado, the Secretary of Communications, assured that the president did not order any military support for Maduro. 6

Manuel Zelaya Xiomara Castro Nicolas Maduro Pam Bondi Graco Perez Mario Rivera Omar Garcia Gilberto Rios Rixi Moncada Melvin Cevallos
La Prensa – high-circulation Honduran daily: Escalada entre EE UU y Venezuela desata ola de desinformación en Honduras

Honduras Honduras: Ivis Alvarado is the secretary of Communications who denied the false narrative about the Armed Forces. 5

Xiomara Castro Rixi Moncada Nicolas Maduro Mario Rivera
La Prensa – high-circulation Honduran daily: Xiomara y Rixi no ofrecieron FFAA a Maduro: falso

Honduras Honduras: Ivis Alvarado confirmed that President Xiomara Castro did not issue any order regarding military voting. 6

Xiomara Castro German Licona Rixi Moncada Salvador Nasralla Nasry Asfura Nelson Avila Mario Rivera
La Prensa – high-circulation Honduran daily: Es falso que Xiomara Castro ordenó que militares voten en las elecciones generales 2025

Honduras Honduras: Ivis Alvarado is the Secretary of Communications who confirmed that the information about Xiomara Castro's threat was false. 9

Xiomara Castro Donald Trump Peter Hegseth
La Prensa – high-circulation Honduran daily: Castro no amenazó a Trump con cerrar la base militar por ataque de EUA a Irán

Honduras Honduras: Ivis Alvarado is the secretary of Communications who confirmed that Castro did not express the quoted words. 5

Xiomara Castro
La Prensa – high-circulation Honduran daily: Es falso el arte de Canal 8 que cita a Xiomara Castro diciendo que la CICIH es “subliminal”

Honduras Honduras: Ivis Alvarado is the Secretary of Communications who confirmed that President Castro did not make such an announcement. 5

Xiomara Castro Mel Zelaya Hossein Salami Mohammad Bagheri
La Prensa – high-circulation Honduran daily: Falso el arte de Canal 8 sobre que Xiomara Castro anunció envío de tropas a Irán

Honduras Honduras: Ivis Alvarado is the Secretary of Press who was contacted for clarification regarding Xiomara Castro's claims. 5

Xiomara Castro Antonio Guterres Graco Perez
La Prensa – high-circulation Honduran daily: Solicitud para instalar la CICIH en Honduras fue enviada el 14 de febrero de 2022

Honduras Honduras: Ivis Alvarado confirmed that the presidential plane will not be used to repatriate Matta Ballesteros. 7

Juan Ramon Matta Ballesteros Xiomara Castro Rebeca Raquel Obando Enrique Camarena
La Prensa – high-circulation Honduran daily: No es cierto que el avión presidencial traerá a Juan Ramón Ballesteros a Honduras

Honduras Honduras: Ivis Alvarado, the secretary of Press, confirmed that Manuel Zelaya did not make the statements attributed to him. 6

Manuel Zelaya Rosales
La Prensa – high-circulation Honduran daily: Manuel Zelaya no dijo que "las marchas del 1 de mayo son una amenaza a las instituciones del Estado de Honduras”