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At least eighteen Libre pre-candidates, candidates, family members, and campaign leaders were killed between June 2012 and October 2013.[12] Additionally, it is strongly opposed to free marketcapitalism and the neo-liberal economic model, and maintains a long-term goal of "establishing an alternative economic system."[5][6]
On 28 November 2021, Xiomara Castro, presidential candidate of Liberty and Refoundation, won 53% of the votes in the presidential election to become the first female president of Honduras.[13]
Factions
There are at least five factions within Liberty and Refoundation.[14]
28 June Movement (Movimiento 28 de junio)
People's Resistance Movement (Movimiento Resistencia Popular, MRP)
Organized People in Resistance (Pueblo Organizado en Resistencia, POR)
People's Refoundation Force (Fuerza de Refundación Popular, FRP)
^García, Jacobo (15 March 2021). "El triste panorama electoral de Honduras". El País. Retrieved 25 July 2021. La opción que se identifica más con la izquierda, los herederos del movimiento que coqueteaba con el chavismo y que encabezó Manuel Zelaya hasta el golpe de Estado de 2009, está aglutinada en el partido Libertad y Refundación (Libre) en el que su esposa Xiomara Castro tienen más posibilidades que nadie de ser la candidata presidencial. Su principal propuesta es la transformación del país mediante una nueva Constitución.
