Honduras’s opposition party, Libre, has strongly condemned proposed government reforms to the nation’s energy sector. Party leaders allege the initiative constitutes a handover of the national electricity system and a move towards privatization of the state-owned electricity company, ENEE. Libre is actively mobilizing its members to defend ENEE against what they perceive as a threat to its public ownership. The opposition argues the reforms will ultimately benefit private interests at the expense of Honduran citizens. Details of the specific reforms remain contested, but the core concern centers on potential private sector involvement in the operation of the electrical grid. Libre has vowed to actively resist the changes and protect the country’s energy independence. The debate highlights ongoing tensions between the government and opposition regarding economic policy and the role of state-owned enterprises.