Three months after the law privatizing Honduras's National Electric Energy Company (ENEE) took effect, monthly electricity bills have risen by over 30%, breaking promises of lower costs. With previous subsidies revoked for over 900,000 low-income households and nearly one million people facing power shutoffs, major business elites are poised to benefit from lucrative state energy contracts while working families bear the brunt. Join correspondent Gerardo Torres Zelaya from Tegucigalpa, featuring insights
