Honduras: Peasant Movement Warns of the Social Cost of IMF-Backed Reforms

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Rising electricity prices, the elimination of subsidies, tax pressure and the effects of drought are worsening the precarious living conditions of Honduran peasant families. Ahead of the new review of the IMF programme and the negotiations planned for a new agreement, peasant organisations warn of the impact of economic policies on rural livelihoods and access to basic services.

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