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[^2]\n\nThe Honduran judiciary dismissed corruption charges against former President Juan Orlando Hernandez on Tuesday, September 1, 2026. [^3]\n\nSenator Enrique Inzunza reappeared in the Mexican Senate on Monday to confront and deny allegations linking him to drug trafficking in the United States. [^4]\n\nSenator Inzunza voluntarily waived his constitutional immunity to appear before judicial authorities and committed to doing so again when required. [^5]\n\nInzunza characterized the accusations against him as a 'judicial weapon' made by an office of the US Department of Justice. [^6]\n\nSenator Inzunza defended Sinaloa Governor Ruben Rocha Moya, describing him as an honorable man and noting he visited him at the Sinaloa Government Palace on August 21. [^7]\n\nCarlos Silva, spokesperson for the Honduran Judicial Power, stated that a judge ruled Hernandez did not authorize or administer the resources, which were disbursed while he presided over Congress. [^8]\n\nHernandez was pardoned by US President Donald Trump for a 45-year narcotics conviction in late 2025, shortly before the November 2025 Honduran presidential elections. [^9]\n\nProsecutors accused Hernandez of diverting two million dollars in public funds to finance his 2013 presidential campaign. [^10]\n\nInzunza characterized the accusation promoted by a US Department of Justice office as an instrument of judicial warfare. [^11]\n\nThe Attorney General's Office (FGR) has opened its own investigation to clarify the facts within the national scope. 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