police and the army out in the streets there were also alleged human rights violations in fact on douras is the deadliest country in the world for environmental and land to be this he also talked about that in the human rights situation and he pledged to investigate in a brief part of his speech we get to see how much you follow through on that but above all of those things about what is the opportunity in the challenge to try and reunite a country that it's incredibly polarized very divided here between those who think that he should be in charge and those who think who think that he fiddled the results of the election and won it unfairly how he brings the country together and sets it on a successful path is how he's probably going to be judged at the end of these four years and as he himself said his challenge is to leave this country better than he found it for his successor also come a lot as a political analyst and he says numbers faces a difficult us to stabilize the country after the contested elections. i think that it's going to be very difficult for him we have had political in

health system he talked about continuing to clamp down in terms of security just a few years back home douras was the deadliest country in the world outside of a war zone in terms of murders and he did manage to reduce that by sending the army and military police principally out on the streets now during that period of sending the military and the military police and the army out in the streets there were also alleged human rights violations in fact on tourists is the deadliest country in the world for environmental and learned to be this he also talked about that in the human rights situation and he pledged to investigate in a brief part of his speech yet to see how much you follow through on but above all of those things perhaps is the opportunity in the challenge to try and reunite a country that it's incredibly polarized very divided here between those who think that he should be in charge and those who think who think that he fiddled the results of the election and won it unfairly how he brings the country together and sets it on a successful path is how he's probably going to be judged

who felt that he'd won the election fraudulently there's been about two months of protest in whole doura since those elections and all those numbers have gone down before there were tens of thousands now today maybe one or two thousand that we witnessed that were protesting the anger really remains now president and this has to make an attempt to unite the country he made the barest mention of dialogue and unity in his inaugural address but he's going to have to come to terms with that he's also going to have to deal with other problems that he did outline plans for him both the child poverty in honduras rose on the his first term unemployment which is also high in the country security which he did actually monies from improve the number of home the sides in honduras it was that that made the country. great. to have through a low tone of voice things on certain times and night this divide the country in the next four years that will be in charge one of the world's richest men billionaire saudi prince bin tell out as they released from detention and says he'll be cleared off corruption ch

protests is overshadowed then or gratian of present one or land numbers and one douras demonstrators say there were irregularities in vote counting that so hernandez when a second term in november john heilemann reports. inside the national stadium or the rangers president one or learn there were none this was sworn in for his second term. and soit things were different. it sums up a nation divided by elections in which there were serious irregularities we are demanding our votes be respected we voted and defeated the narco dictator even with all his resources we defeated him you can see the protesters trying to advance on the national stadium but there's a big line of military police aren't letting them get anywhere near and it's turned into a little bit of a pitched battle with tear gas and stones. numbers will go down from the tens of thousands two months ago a sense of futility more than thirty deaths to dampen the spirits of many in his speech the president gave the barest of mentions to the crisis agreeing to look at reform in the future is dumb or lose what is while we're prep

what i'm i'm actually at the site of what was billed as the great mobilization for home douras a protest and i think the picture probably says everything there's not really anyone here there are more protests scheduled a bit later this evening but it is certain the protests of things going down at the beginning of this week there was a brief flare up and since then there's been a real decrease in the number of people that are willing to go out in the streets in opposition to president and this and his government there's a couple of reasons for that the first really is that for a lot of people they feel like this ship has sailed and it really did when the u.s. government rubber stamp president and this as the president meets second term lay in december if that country has a lot of influence and puts a lot of money into home tourists the other reason is that there's been a lot of presence of the army and also the military police so to cracking down on protests we've seen more than thirty people dead in the two months since people have been demonstrating we do also see looting and violence

additional measure the president and his team had these two events one was at the central bank a dozen douras and one was at the stadium and that was really interpretive from both sides really as a means to try and confuse protesters to make sure that there wasn't trouble in the events themselves that's quite a an unusual step usually a president that's going to be sworn in once the biggest amount of crowd so it's sort of made the divide really in the polarization in this country john despite what's going on behind you i do want to ask you a quick political question and that is just more about what happens after the inauguration what has president and it's got to do to try to bring this country back together. well at the moment we've been speaking to members of a group that sort of shuttling between him and his political opponents and they're talking about mediation there was some sort of talk i was speaking to one of the group last night there were a group of influential members of the church here businessmen n.g.o.s they were talking about getting u.n. mediators to try and resolve this betw