Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez, convicted in 2024 of drug trafficking into the U.S., was pardoned by President Donald Trump and released from a West Virginia prison after serving nearly four years of a 45-year sentence. Hernandez’s wife expressed gratitude for the pardon, claiming it restored hope. The decision surprised lawmakers, as Hernandez was previously accused of facilitating drug cartel operations and accepting bribes. Trump’s pardon raises questions about his administration’s stance on drug trafficking, given Hernandez’s significant criminal involvement.
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