¡GUERRA POR EL TRANSPORTE! Taxis VIP lanzan ultimátum de 10 días al Gobierno de Honduras

Tensions are escalating in the streets of the capital. Hundreds of drivers for digital platforms and VIP taxis have mobilized to demand an end to what they call an "illegal persecution" by transportation authorities. Key points of the protest: Ultimatum to Congress: The drivers have given the National Congress 10 days to create a commission to address their proposal for formalization and legalization. Impactful figures: It is estimated that between 5,000 and 8,000 vehicles from platforms like Uber and InDrive operate in the capital alone, transporting thousands of citizens daily. Reports of "theft": The protesters denounce that the IHTT (Honduran Institute of Land Transportation) is impounding vehicles for six months and demanding fines of 11,000 lempiras, which they consider an abusive and illegal charge. Legislative appeal: They are making a direct appeal to Representative Fabricio Sandoval to expedite the creation of circulation permits or regulations that would allow them to work formally. Family livelihood: Many of these drivers support their families and finance their vehicles, so the fear of confiscation has kept them from working for days. "We are not illegal, we are informal, and legality depends on the government," is the cry of thousands of Hondurans who are simply asking for the right to work with dignity. Subscribe to closely follow the outcome of this conflict affecting mobility in Honduras! 🇭🇳 #Honduras #VIPTaxis #UberHonduras #InDriveHonduras #IHTT #HondurasProtest #Tegucigalpa #Transportation #NationalCongress #HondurasNews 🔴 To watch the full program, visit: www.televicentro.com. For more information on this and other news, visit www.tunota.com