The precarious calm of the country after the decree already gives the president very high support. With a doubled legislative majority, Noboa relaunches neoliberal austerity and the search for mining investments, invoking the costs of peace.

Although different authorities deny it or reduce it to local rather than national impacts, everything indicates that next June's results will be strongly shaped by a desire for survival.

While "iron fist" policies are not a novelty in Honduras, but the decision to militarize public security and the implementation of this kind of measure have aroused the concern of the international community.

For some time now, insecurity and the feeling of imminent threat or violence have become for those in power a threat to their authority.

An essential factor of human and multidimensional security has been neglected: controlling the territory and preventing the population from being encircled by criminals.