@dimeloantonia: PIÑATA CON EL DINERO DEL PUEBLO HONDUREÑO Mientras en Honduras miles de familias enfrentan el alto costo de la vida, la primera designada presidencial, María Antonieta Mejía, aparece en Argentina participando en una gira de carácter político e ideológico. La funcionaria fue vista en el exclusivo Sofitel Buenos Aires Recoleta, un hotel de lujo cuyas tarifas pueden superar los 700 dólares por noche. El viaje, vinculado a un foro organizado por el Instituto Republicano Internacional, ha generado cuestionamientos sobre su costo, su propósito y el beneficio real para Honduras. 📌 En momentos en que los hondureños lidian con el alza en combustibles y alimentos, crecen las exigencias de transparencia sobre el uso de recursos públicos. ¿Debe el gobierno explicar cuánto costó este viaje y quién lo financió? Si se cuestionaba viajes a Venezuela estos también #Honduras #Política #MaríaAntonietaMejía #DimeloToña

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od_392
ÓDPD :
Ese era todo el dolor....
2026-05-04 12:23:52
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bere04_09
Berenice🙏🏽 :
y el gobierno de la austeridad?
2026-05-04 05:16:10
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omaraguilar3001
Omar Aguilar :
Tiene. Toda la razón los videos
2026-05-04 13:18:33
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dimeloantonia
Dímelo Toña :
si no trae beneficio al pueblo vaya con su dinero aqui no estamos para patrocinar ideologías no de derecha ni de izquierda
2026-05-03 19:44:07
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belkiss.padilla
Belkiss Padilla :
VALE MAS Q DICE LA RACHA Q ELLOS AHORRAN ..EL Q NO C SABE
2026-05-04 03:23:27
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dimeloantonia
Dímelo Toña :
el dinero del pueblo no es piñata hijos.. del maíz
2026-05-03 19:45:01
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user8599613630768
user8599613630768 :
solo quejandonos pasamos i no asemos nadaya nos acostumbramos a q nos robem
2026-05-04 15:26:39
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politicapopularhn
POLITICA POPULAR HN :
Descarados
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😡😡
2026-05-04 02:25:34
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greasybear6
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@Rashid Mejia @Tommy Zambrano Molina @JACK URIARTE DIPUTADO @Tito Asfura ¡Papi a la Orden!
2026-05-06 00:11:36
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