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Discusses the distrust of Hondurans to the electoral and democratic process in their country. Change in United States' policy towards Honduras; Reduction of the military establishment's power; Honduras' economic crisis; Democratic consolidation and public support.

Discusses the relationship between electoral politics and the military in Honduras. President Jose Azcona Hoyo; Liberal party (PL); National party (PN); Economy; Human rights; Drug trafficking and corruption; Military chief General Humberto Regalado Hernandez.

Studies the political conditions in Honduras as of December 1986. Views on the presidency of Jose Azcona Hoyo; Patching up of growing differences between the U.S. and the government of Honduras; Power held by the military in Honduras; Impact of the contras in Honduras emerging as a major issue of debate.

Describes the political and economic conditions in Honduras. Prospects for the return of military rule in the country; Election history; Political practice; Problems in politics and society; Relations with the U.S. government and the local involvement of the American military forces; Existence of guerilla movements and the deployment of public security forces; Implications for politics and internal security.

Discusses the political and economic problems of Honduras in the 1980s. Disastrous effects of the region's conflicts for the nation; Lack of strength or will to promote a peaceful solution; President José Azcona Hoyo's warning that citizens must continue to defend the country's territorial integrity; Image of uncertainty and high risk that discouraged tourism and foreign investments; Problems associated with refugees seeking sanctuary in Honduras.