Juan Carlos Sikaffy
Juan Carlos Sikaffy is a prominent Honduran businessman and the former president of the Cámara Hondureña de la Industria de la Construcción (Chico). He was recently in the news for suggesting that the collapse of a section of the Juan Manuel Gálvez bridge in Tegucigalpa may have been caused by the excessive weight of an asphalt recycling machine that was on it at the time of the incident.
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Juan Carlos Sikaffy, former president of the Honduran Council of Private Enterprise (Cohep), stated that the fight against money laundering, corruption, and illicit financing is a commitment that all sectors must support.
Entra en vigor la Ley de Beneficiarios Finales en Honduras
Honduras· 2026-07-09
Juan Carlos Sikaffy, former president of the Honduran Council of Private Enterprise, expressed hope that the government would extend the subsidy for those in extreme poverty.
Subsidio eléctrico vence para 324,000 abonadosHonduras· 2026-06-26
Juan Carlos Sikaffy, president of the RAP Board of Directors, stated that the positive impact of the merger of funds is already visible.
RAP ya colocó L750 millones de L6,000 millones para viviendaHonduras· 2026-05-28
Juan Carlos Sikaffy criticized the previous government's handling of the subsidy.
Empresarios proponen reducir subsidio eléctrico en HondurasHonduras· 2026-01-30
Juan Carlos Sikaffy opposed Licona's vision for the independence of the anti-corruption entity.
Nelson Licona asume coordinación del comité ejecutivo del CNAHonduras· 2025-10-14
Juan Carlos Sikaffy is a former president of the Honduran Council of Private Enterprise.
El aeropuerto Villeda Morales va camino a la modernidadHonduras· 2025-06-17
Juan Carlos Sikaffy, the former president of the Honduran Chamber of Construction, commented on the potential causes of the bridge collapse.
Retiran escombros de puente que cedió en TegucigalpaHonduras· 2025-04-07
Juan Carlos Sikaffy, the former president of the Honduran Chamber of Construction, suggested that the weight of the recycling machine may have contributed to the bridge collapse.
7.2 millones de dólares costó puente que colapsó en TegucigalpaHonduras· 2025-04-05