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Proceso Digital was founded in 2005 and is directed by Marlen Perdomo de Zelaya, who is also a journalism professor. No further details on its corporate ownership structure or specific political affiliations are readily available from reliable third-party media analysis organizations.
Proceso Digital, established in 2005, aims to provide quality, objective, and in-depth information, emphasizing professional journalism and verified content. However, there is no aggregated media bias or factuality rating available from major third-party assessors like Media Bias/Fact Check, Ad Fontes Media, or AllSides. A 2010 critique noted instances where the outlet's reporting blurred the lines between journalism and editorializing, potentially impacting its objectivity. The outlet operates within Honduras, a country where journalists face significant threats, including surveillance, intimidation, and violence, often with impunity.
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Boca Draws, River Suffers Fourth Straight Loss in Argentina
- Boca Juniors drew 1-1 with Vélez Sarsfield in the Argentine Torneo Clausura. - River Plate lost 0-1 to Tigre, marking their fourth consecutive league defeat. - Both teams are preparing for Copa Suda…
Several basic necessity products increase in price this week
- Several basic necessity products in Honduras, including tomatoes, squash, beets, and eggs, have seen price increases this week. - A producer and merchant reported that the price of a pound of tomato…
“My Worst Fears Have Come True”: Doctor Umaña Alerts to Dengue Type 3 Circulation
- A Honduran lawmaker warns of a potential surge in severe dengue cases due to the circulation of serotype 3. - He fears the healthcare system could collapse if control measures are not intensified. -…
Honduras Capital Removes 198,000 Tons of Garbage Jan-Aug
- Honduran authorities removed 198,000 tons of garbage from the capital, Tegucigalpa, between January and August. - Daily operations target mosquito breeding grounds and involve collecting hundreds of…
Honduras: A state starting over, lacking continuity
- Honduras faces a persistent challenge with governmental inability to sustain development plans. - The country has numerous plans but lacks the administrative continuity to implement them effectively…
Deputy Urges Swift Action on CNA Corruption Allegations
- A National Party deputy urged the Public Ministry to act swiftly on corruption allegations presented by the National Anti-Corruption Council (CNA). - The deputy specifically highlighted cases involv…
Jorge Messi, the architect behind Lionel Messi's football career and finances, dies at 68
- Jorge Horacio Messi, father and agent of football star Lionel Messi, died at 68 in Rosario, Argentina, after a long illness. - He managed his son's career and finances from their move to Barcelona i…
De la Espriella promises to respect public powers' independence in Colombia
- Abelardo de la Espriella, Colombia's new far-right president, pledged to respect the independence of public powers in his inaugural address. - He promised a harmonious relationship with Congress and…
Honduras: Suspected human trafficking ringleader captured in Olancho
- Honduran police have arrested a man in Olancho accused of leading a network that illegally traffics people to the United States. - The arrest was executed by the Transnational Criminal Investigation…
Honduras University Warns of Structural Violence Crisis, Calls for Stronger Rule of Law
- The National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH) warns of a deep crisis of violence impacting democratic institutions and social cohesion. - The university highlights that violence is intertwin…
Panama Teachers Access AI to Transform Education Sector
- Thousands of public secondary school teachers in Panama are receiving AI-optimized computers and advanced training. - This initiative is part of a large-scale educational transformation project in t…
Honduras: Labor and private sectors demand repeal of ineffective Partial Employment Law
- Honduran labor and private sectors demand the repeal of the Partial Employment Law, stating it has yielded no results. - They argue that employment issues in Honduras are structural and require refo…
Denmark Implements Measures to Prevent Student AI Fraud
- Denmark's Ministry of Education has introduced three measures to combat fraudulent use of AI by high school students. - Longer written assignments will require oral defense, and computer-based exams…
Belgian zoo sets world record with breeding of all three blue macaw species
- Belgium's Pairi Daiza zoo has achieved a world first by successfully breeding all three species of blue macaw: the hyacinth macaw, the Spix's macaw, and Lear's macaw. - The zoo also holds Guinness W…
Mexican content creator shot dead during live broadcast
- Mexican content creator César Gastélum was shot and killed during a live social media broadcast in Culiacán. - The 24-year-old was attacked by two individuals on a motorcycle while waiting for food.…
Six members of the same family killed in Honduras massacre
- A massacre in Olanchito, Yoro, Honduras, resulted in the deaths of six members of the same family. - Four victims initially survived but later died from their injuries, bringing the total death toll…
Honduran Congress Declares San Esteban a City, Recognizing Community Development
- Honduras' National Congress has elevated the municipality of San Esteban to the status of a city. - The decision is celebrated by local officials and deputies as a recognition of the community's lon…
Trump Warns Iran of 'Very Hard Blow' if Talks Collapse
- President Donald Trump warned Iran of severe consequences if it withdraws from nuclear negotiations. - Trump stated that Iran cannot obtain a nuclear weapon and that the U.S. has no other option but…
Asfura Bets on Private Company, Economic Agility, and Investment to Energize Honduras
- Honduran President Nasry Asfura prioritizes private enterprise, economic streamlining, and investment to boost national development. - Asfura acknowledged that 2026 is anticipated to be a challengin…
Man's Body Found on Road to Santa Lucía in Honduras
- A man's body was discovered in a wooded area off the road leading to Santa Lucía, near Valle de Ángeles. - Authorities are investigating the cause of death, as the body was found in an advanced stat…
Honduran Evangelicals Pray for Rain Amid Prolonged Drought
- Evangelical leaders in Honduras are organizing national days of fasting and prayer to implore divine intervention for rain amid a prolonged drought. - The drought, exacerbated by the El Niño phenome…
Honduran Security Minister Highlights Institutional Recovery and Operational Gains
- Honduras's Minister of Security, Gerzon Velásquez, reported significant institutional recovery and operational progress within his first 180 days in office. - Velásquez stated the ministry was inher…
Codeh: Politicization keeps Honduran justice system untrusted
- Honduras's human rights ombudsman criticizes the justice system, stating it's politically influenced and lacks public trust. - The Supreme Court of Justice is described as divided along party lines,…
IACHR Urges Democratic Charter Activation Amid Nicaragua's Authoritarian Shift
- The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) condemned Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega's statement that elections will no longer occur in the country. - The IACHR urged OAS member states…
Twelve Dark Novels and Detective Sagas Recommended for August Reading
- A list of twelve recommended dark novels and detective sagas for August reading has been published. - The selection spans diverse settings, from Iceland's fjords and an English village to Fascist It…
Clash of powers in Costa Rica: President Fernández accuses court majority of coup
- Costa Rica is experiencing a power struggle between President Laura Fernández and the Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court. - Fernández accuses the court's majority of staging a coup, raising…
Self-kidnappings surge in Honduras as individuals fake abductions for cash
- Honduran police have warned of an increase in self-kidnapping incidents in 2026, where individuals fake their own abduction. - The National Anti-Kidnapping Unit has handled nearly a dozen such cases…
Honduras Electricity Sector Crisis Blamed on Politics, Stalled Reforms
- An energy expert warns that Honduras's electricity sector remains in crisis due to political interference, lack of reforms, and inefficient management of the state-owned electric company. - The coun…
Octogenarian Worker Lula Challenges South America's Far-Right Wave
- Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Brazil's first working-class president, is seeking a fourth term at age 80. - He aims to prevent the far-right from regaining power in South America. - Lula's campaign cha…
Anitta's New Tour Begins with Meditation and No Alcohol Sales
- Brazilian singer Anitta launched her 'Equilibrivm Tour' in Porto Alegre with a focus on holistic activities and a temporary ban on alcohol sales. - The pre-concert 'Vila Equilivrium' offered attende…
Eleven tourists among 13 dead in Peru plane crash near Nazca Lines
- Eleven tourists and two pilots died when a small plane crashed near the Nazca Lines in southern Peru. - The aircraft, operated by Aerodiana, departed from Pisco and was flying over the famous geogly…
Panama Metro Reports Cyberattack, Investigation Underway
- The Panama Metro, Central America's only subway system, reported a cybersecurity incident. - The system detected a breach in its technological infrastructure and has activated response protocols. - …
Yan Diomande will not attend Leipzig's training camp in Austria
- Ivorian international Yan Diomande will not join RB Leipzig's training camp in Austria amid transfer rumors. - The club officially states Diomande is ill, though German media speculate his absence s…
UEFA Leads Boycott Against FIFA Over Private Investment Proposal
- UEFA announced that none of its member federations will participate in FIFA competitions while the latter's proposal to sell private stakes in the World Cup and other tournaments remains active. - T…
Ex-Minister Demands End to Impunity in Honduras Human Trafficking Cases
- Former Security Minister Julissa Villanueva demanded Honduras show commitment against human trafficking and end impunity. - Villanueva cited the case of Angie Peña and other victims, vowing no more …
Ex-Health Minister Paredes Attacks Press, Calls Health Chiefs 'Incompetent,' Challenges Prosecution
- Former Health Minister Carla Paredes criticized current health officials for discrediting her administration's work. - Paredes defended the Technical Unit for Projects, stating it was rebuilt during…
Speaker Ready to Pay Any Price for Beliefs, Even Freedom
- A statement suggests a willingness to face consequences and pay if responsibility is found. - The speaker expresses unwavering commitment to their beliefs, even at the cost of personal freedom. - Th…
El Salvador Court Sentences Three to Over 1,000 Years for Drug Trafficking
- Three men were sentenced to over 1,000 years in prison in El Salvador for leading a drug trafficking ring. - The group, known as 'El Gremio,' used messaging apps to sell cocaine between November 202…
Nicaragua to bar critics deemed 'traitors to the homeland' from elections
- Nicaragua's National Assembly is proposing constitutional reforms to extend presidential terms and ban critics deemed "traitors to the homeland" from political rights. - The proposed changes aim to …
Trump Vows Strong Response to Iranian Attacks: 'It Is Our Turn'
- President Trump vowed a strong response to Iranian attacks against U.S. interests in the Middle East, stating "it is our turn." - Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed responsibility for missile attack…
Oscar-winning Irish singer Glen Hansard dies in motorcycle accident at 56
- Irish singer-songwriter Glen Hansard, an Oscar winner and star of 'The Commitments,' has died at age 56 following a motorcycle accident. - Hansard was known for his role as guitarist in 'The Commitm…
Universal park pays tribute to Ozzy Osbourne with Halloween haunted house
- Universal Studios parks in the United States will feature a haunted house tribute to Ozzy Osbourne. - The attraction is inspired by the British musician's solo career and will be part of the Hallowe…
Ibai Llanos's boxing event watched on 34 million devices
- Ibai Llanos's boxing event, 'La Velada del Año,' attracted over 34 million devices worldwide. - The event, a mix of boxing matches between content creators and musical performances, peaked at 8.7 mi…
Tropical Wave to Bring Light Rains to Eastern and Southern Honduras
- A tropical wave is expected to bring light rains and showers to eastern Honduras on Tuesday. - Weak, scattered precipitation is also forecast for southern and southwestern regions due to Pacific bre…
Cervantes Institute Directors Meet, Queen Inaugurates Session on Global Challenges
- The Cervantes Institute is analyzing its challenges during its annual meeting, inaugurated by Queen Letizia of Spain. - Key issues include the recognition of Spanish as a working language in Europea…
Why write if no one reads?
- The article questions the purpose of writing when the results are not immediately apparent or widely read. - It reflects a common doubt among creators about the meaning of their work when faced with…
ASJ urges National Congress to speed up consensus for approval of energy reforms
- An energy specialist urged Honduras's National Congress to speed up discussions and approval of electricity sector reforms. - Reforms are seen as crucial for ensuring the stability and sustainabilit…
Jamaica edges Honduras 2-1 with last-minute goal in Olympic qualifier
- Jamaica defeated Honduras 2-1 in a close match at the Concacaf U-20 Championship, securing a late victory with a goal in added time. - Jahmarie Nolan opened the scoring for Jamaica, and Víctor Salaz…
Trauma and Hope: The Dual Reality for Children of Honduran TPS Recipients in the U.S.
- Over 53,500 U.S.-born children of Honduran Temporary Protected Status (TPS) recipients face potential family separation following the cancellation of TPS for Honduras. - TPS for Hondurans, initially…
De la Espriella Announces Closure of Fourteen Embassies, Including Cuba, Haiti, and Nicaragua
- Colombia's President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella will close fourteen embassies. - The closures include diplomatic missions in Cuba, Haiti, and Nicaragua. - This move is part of a broader reorgani…
Díaz-Canel Accuses U.S. of Nazi Practices, 'Genocidal Policy' Against Cuba
- Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel accused the U.S. government of Nazi-like practices and a "genocidal policy" aimed at seizing the entire country. - He compared U.S. State Department officials to mo…
Honduran Congress Chief: Energy Reforms Will Improve Service, Not Privatize ENEE
- Honduran National Congress President Tomás Zambrano reaffirmed that energy reforms aim to improve service and reduce losses at the National Electric Energy Company (ENEE) without privatization. - Za…
Court Blocks Trump Order Restricting Mail-In Voting Before Elections
- A federal appeals court blocked a Trump administration order that would have imposed new restrictions on mail-in voting before the November elections. - The court upheld a lower court's suspension, …
Barcola to Reject PSG Contract Extension Beyond 2028, Report Says
- French international Bradley Barcola will not extend his contract with Paris Saint-Germain beyond 2028. - The decision was reportedly made for sporting reasons, despite PSG offering a significant sa…
Honduran housing bank to restart financing with $400 million loan
- Honduras's Production and Housing Production Bank (Banhprovi) plans to reactivate housing financing funds by September. - The bank secured a $400 million loan from the Latin American Development Ban…
Neymar scores twice, including late penalty, to draw for Santos
- Neymar scored twice, including a late penalty, to secure a 2-2 draw for Santos against Chapecoense. - The result prevented Chapecoense from leaving the bottom of the league standings. - The draw kee…
Honduras reports 17 deaths from whooping cough, more than double last year's total
- Honduras has reported 17 deaths from whooping cough, more than double the total for the previous year. - Health authorities confirmed two recent deaths through laboratory testing. - The increase in …
Mexico Dominates Early Medal Count at Central American and Caribbean Games
- Mexico has taken a strong lead in the medal count at the XXV Central American and Caribbean Games in Santo Domingo, securing a significant advantage on the second day. - Key victories for Mexico inc…
Bayern Munich Not Considering Olise's Exit Amid Transfer Speculation
- Bayern Munich's sporting director, Christoph Freund, stated the club is not considering selling French player Michael Olise. - Freund dismissed speculation about Real Madrid's interest, emphasizing …
Honduran NGO proposes sweeping electricity sector reform
- The Association for a More Just Society (ASJ) in Honduras proposed a comprehensive reform of the electricity sector to make it a development driver and reduce its fiscal burden. - The current crisis…
Ex-MACCIH official questions Pandora II case progress, warns of corruption networks
- A former member of Honduras' anti-corruption mission (MACCIH) questions the progress of the Pandora II corruption case. - Alex Navas criticizes the justice system for favoring political and economic…
Chuck Russell, director of 'The Mask,' dies at 74
- Director Chuck Russell, known for launching the careers of Jim Carrey and Cameron Diaz with 'The Mask,' has died at age 74. - Russell passed away unexpectedly at his California home; the cause of de…
Spain battles two major wildfires affecting over 50,000 people
- Over 50,000 people are affected by two major wildfires in Spain, with over 18,000 hectares burned. - The Spanish government declared a national emergency and requested European aid. - One person was…
Trump's immigration policy disproportionately affects Latinos, report reveals
- A report reveals that Latinos constitute a disproportionately high percentage of deportations under Donald Trump's immigration policies. - Latinos made up 96% of deportations between January and Oct…
Why Does Protecting Women's Lives Cause Discomfort?
- The article questions why protecting women's lives and educating against violence remains a contentious issue. - It argues that ensuring women's safety is about recognizing a reality that claims too…
Thirty years after the Cali Cartel's fall, son of capo rejects surname stigma
- Thirty years after the Cali Cartel's fall, Miguel Andrés Rodríguez Moreno, son of founder Miguel Rodríguez Orejuela, rejects the stigma associated with his family name. - Rodríguez Moreno, a lawyer …
US measles cases hit new record for second year running as vaccinations drop
- The United States recorded a second consecutive annual record for measles cases in 2026, with more cases this year than in all of 2025. - The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported 2,31…
56 Migrants Rescued in Spanish Waters Near Mallorca and Formentera
- 56 migrants were rescued in three separate operations near Mallorca and Formentera islands in Spain. - The rescues involved individuals of North African and Sub-Saharan origin, arriving on small boa…
Honduran prosecutor rejects legislator's appeal, she eyes Supreme Court
- Honduras's Public Ministry declared inadmissible a legal recourse filed by a legislator facing administrative investigation. The legislator, Luz Angélica Smith, is part of an inquiry into alleged ir…
Honduran Liberal Party's ENEE Reform Proposal Excludes Privatization Plan
- A Honduran Liberal Party deputy announced their counterproposal for reforms to the National Electric Energy Company (ENEE) will not include its division into three commercial entities. - The party o…
Spanish university leads creation of ombudsman offices in Latin America
- The University Carlos III of Madrid (UC3M) is leading an international project to establish university ombudsman offices in Latin America. - The project has successfully created or strengthened huma…
Honduras seeks U.S. tariff elimination to boost exports
- Honduras aims for the U.S. to eliminate tariffs on its agricultural products and harnesses, mirroring Mexico's zero-tariff status. - The head of the maquiladora industry, Jesús Canahuati, believes t…
White House avoids confirming talks on Infantino for UN chief
- The White House has not confirmed whether President Donald Trump has discussed nominating FIFA President Gianni Infantino as the next UN Secretary-General. - A newspaper report suggested Trump was p…
Honduras to field experienced and young athletes at Santo Domingo Games
- Honduras will send a delegation of 140 athletes across 27 disciplines to the XXV Central American and Caribbean Games in Santo Domingo. - The team features a mix of seasoned regional champions and e…
Leandro Paredes Joins Boca Juniors Training After World Cup Final Expulsion
- Argentine international Leandro Paredes has joined Boca Juniors training after the 2026 World Cup final. - Paredes was expelled from the World Cup final after an altercation with Spanish players. - …
Over 1,500 wells sustain Tegucigalpa amid water crisis, academic warns
- Tegucigalpa faces a water crisis, with over 1,500 underground wells supporting the capital, according to academic analysis. - Many of these wells are not formally registered, posing significant chal…
Honduran government dedicates L.62 million for municipalities under Yellow Alert due to drought
- The Honduran government is allocating 62 million lempiras to assist 75 municipalities affected by drought conditions. - The plan, instructed by President Nasry Asfura, prioritizes municipalities wit…
Cuban and Nicaraguan Writers Appointed to Cervantes Institute Board
- Cuban writer Leonardo Padura and Nicaraguan writer Gioconda Belli have been appointed as members of the Cervantes Institute's Board of Trustees. - They will serve a six-year term, representing Ibero…
Transporters warn of possible national strike over extortion and delayed bonus payments
- Honduran transport sector leaders are considering a national strike due to escalating extortion and delayed compensatory bonus payments. - They report an increase in extortion groups, intensifying r…
Nicaragua opposition urges international pressure on Ortega over election comments
- Nicaragua's opposition group Unamos urged the international community to pressure President Daniel Ortega's regime. - Unamos stated Ortega's recent comments indicate he will not allow future electio…
Honduran liberal bloc lacks consensus on energy reforms, says lawmaker
- Honduran lawmaker Jhosy Toscano stated there is no consensus within the liberal party bloc to approve proposed energy sector reforms. - Toscano indicated that liberals want to improve the initiative…
Honduran rights group calls partial employment law a 'pantomime'
- Hugo Maldonado, president of Honduras's Committee for the Defense of Human Rights (Codeh), criticized the new Partial Employment Law. - Maldonado argued the law is a "pantomime" and that Hondurans n…
Scaloni Uncertain on Future, Praises Argentina's Fans Despite World Cup Final Loss
- Argentina's football coach Lionel Scaloni expressed uncertainty about his future but thanked fans for their overwhelming reception despite the team's World Cup final loss. - Scaloni highlighted the …
AC Milan Unveils New Away Kit Referencing Istanbul and Athens Finals
- AC Milan unveiled its new away jersey for the upcoming season, featuring a white design with gold details. - The shirt bears the slogan "After Istanbul, there is always Athens," referencing two hist…
Trump says U.S. will 'very soon' attack Iranian nuclear bunker
- Donald Trump stated the U.S. will soon attack an Iranian nuclear bunker near Natanz. - He claimed Iran lacks the material to enrich uranium, despite Israeli intelligence suggesting otherwise. - The …
DAET Reports 92 Captures in Month and a Half of Operations Against Organized Crime
- Honduras's anti-extortion and terrorism division (DAET) has arrested 92 individuals in its first six weeks of operation. - The DAET, which replaced the dissolved Dipampco, is continuing operational …
Honduras's Anti-Corruption Fight Stalled by Budget Shortfalls and Weak Institutions, ASJ Warns
- Honduras's anti-corruption efforts are stalled due to insufficient budget and institutional weaknesses, according to the Association for a More Just Society (ASJ). - The Public Ministry lacks the ca…
'Dibu' Martínez Questions Future with Argentina After World Cup Final Loss
- Emiliano 'Dibu' Martínez has cast doubt on his future with the Argentine national football team following their loss to Spain in the 2026 World Cup final. - Martínez expressed deep sorrow and the ne…
First trailer for 'Avengers: Doomsday' reveals Doctor Doom and massive hero lineup
- Marvel and Disney released the first trailer for 'Avengers: Doomsday,' featuring a new masked villain, Doctor Doom. - The trailer showcases a massive gathering of superheroes, including returning ch…
Paolo Bacigalupi wants his climate fiction novels to make readers reflect
- Author Paolo Bacigalupi hopes his climate fiction novels encourage readers to reflect on the future consequences of climate change. - He aims to immerse readers in detailed, future scenarios to conv…
Ecuadorian Artists in Spain Bridge Contemporary Art and Migration
- Ecuadorian artists in Spain are showcasing contemporary art that explores migration at the La Mar de Músicas festival. - The exhibition 'Los de aquí' (Those from Here) features works by nine artists…
Economist Proposes Eliminating Security Tax, Calling It a Disguised Levy
- An economist proposed the gradual elimination of Honduras's Population Security Tax. - The economist argues the tax functions as a disguised levy, impacting savings and consumption. - Concerns exist…
FIFA turns World Cup final halftime into Super Bowl-style music fest with Madonna, Shakira, BTS, Bieber
- FIFA transformed the Super Bowl-style halftime show for the World Cup final, featuring stars like Shakira, Madonna, BTS, and Justin Bieber. - The extended 27-minute break included performances of th…
Rabiot Denounces 'Unacceptable Attitudes' Among French Teammates After World Cup Loss
- French national team midfielder Adrien Rabiot criticized "unacceptable attitudes" among some teammates after a loss to England. - Rabiot expressed disappointment with the team's performance in the f…
Sheinbaum sees World Cup final trip as 'diplomatically important'
- Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum will attend the 2026 FIFA World Cup final in New York. - She stated the trip is important for diplomatic relations between the co-host nations: Mexico, the US, an…
Liberal Party Demands ENEE Not Be Privatized, State Assets Not Mortgaged
- The Liberal Party (PL) in Honduras demands that the National Electric Energy Company (ENEE) not be privatized and state assets not be mortgaged. - The PL has two conditions for supporting the govern…
Arturo Sosa makes exploring Honduras his life's mission
- Arturo Sosa has dedicated his life to exploring and photographing Honduras's natural and cultural richness. - He studied communications and photography in Mexico before returning to Honduras. - Sosa…
Los Laureles reservoir shows slight recovery, while La Concepción's water level drops
- Honduras' capital, Tegucigalpa, relies on two main reservoirs, Los Laureles and La Concepción. - Los Laureles saw a slight increase in water volume, reaching 41.43% capacity. - La Concepción's water…
Cuban opposition artist Otero Alcántara arrives in Miami after release
- Cuban artist and activist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara arrived in Miami after his release from prison in Cuba. - He received U.S. immigration parole after serving five years for charges he denied. - …
Trump celebrates World Cup 'record-breaking' success, suggests U.S. should host again
- Former U.S. President Donald Trump celebrated the World Cup's record-breaking success and suggested the U.S. should host again. - Trump, speaking at a reception with FIFA President Gianni Infantino,…