The second and third largest creditors are the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), with $455 million, and the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (BCIE), with $405 million.
Bilateral creditors include Spain, with $263 million, and Venezuela, with $196 million.
Honduras is under obligation to foreign commercial banks and private creditors (suppliers) mainly from China and Taiwan, for a total of $127 million (5%).
Moreover, the Ministry of Finance revealed that from January to September of this year, Honduras has signed nine loans amounting to U.S. $163.6 million
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