Julieta Castellanos
Julieta Castellanos is a prominent analyst and former rector of the National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH). She is known for her insights on social and political issues in Honduras, particularly concerning crime and governance. In light of recent developments, she expressed concerns that the lack of an extradition treaty would lead to increased criminality in the country, labeling it a troubling shift.
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Honduras:
Julieta Castellanos is a former university rector and sociologist who criticized the electoral process as a display of institutional weaknesses.
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Honduras:
Julieta Castellanos is a former university rector who criticized the electoral process as a display of institutional weaknesses.
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Honduras:
Julieta Castellanos is a former rector of the National Autonomous University of Honduras and a current member of the electoral observation consortium.
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Honduras:
Julieta Castellanos noted that analysts felt the U.S. was slow to respond to the situation in Honduras.
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Honduras:
Julieta Castellanos, a former university rector, expressed that the OEA's statement is timely and forceful regarding electoral risks.
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Honduras:
Julieta Castellanos, former rector of the National Autonomous University of Honduras, criticized the political use of the Climate Relief Bond.
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Honduras:
Julieta Castellanos criticized the Attorney General's Office for being biased in its investigations.
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Honduras:
Former rector Julieta Castellanos questioned the passivity of the Public Ministry regarding the findings.
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Dominican Republic:
Julieta Castellanos, a former rector of the National Autonomous University of Honduras, stated that the current situation in Nicaragua and El Salvador reflects authoritarian regimes.
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Honduras:
Julieta Castellanos warned that the lack of judicial actions is politically costly for the ruling party.
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