The Honduran government has disclosed the arrest of three men—Arcadio López Estrada, Perfecto Jesús Enamorado Paz, and Antonio David Catán Rivera—accused of terrorism and an attempted assassination plot against former president Manuel Zelaya. The country's attorney general, Joel Zelaya, stated that there is technical, scientific, and documentary evidence supporting the alleged conspiracy. The plot also reportedly aimed to overthrow current president Xiomara Castro. In response, President Castro has called for the identification of all individuals involved in the alleged plan. Meanwhile, the Honduran government has denied accusations of receiving payments from Venezuela to facilitate drug trafficking to the United States. This development occurs amid President Castro's ongoing campaign against transnational narcotics crime.
Gobierno de Honduras niega haber recibido pagos de Venezuela para "facilitar tráfico de drogas" hacia EE.UU. https://t.co/5ARPAtf5Jw
Presidenta de Honduras pide identificar a autores de presunto plan para matar a Manuel Zelaya https://t.co/XcNoRHNOil
El Gobierno de la presidenta de #Honduras, Xiomara Castro, libra una ofensiva histórica contra el crimen transnacional del narcotráfico https://t.co/TtfK9CLx44