A nationwide ERIC-SJ survey found that most Hondurans disapprove of President Nasry Asfura’s first 100 days in office, citing economic hardship, distrust in public institutions and doubts about the 2025 election. Officials present the results of a nationwide public opinion survey assessing President Nasry Asfura’s first 100 days in office and public attitudes toward Honduras’ political institutions. RELATED: Hondurans Reject Nasry Asfura’s Inauguration as PresidentThe fifteenth edition of ERIC-SJ’s Public Opinion Survey gave Asfura’s administration an average rating of 3.82 out of 10. Some 64.7% of respondents believe electoral fraud occurred, and a similar proportion said the election weakened Honduran democracy. Public institutions are experiencing a profound crisis of legitimacy,” Moreno said.