Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
Rocío Tábora, who until recently held the position of Minister of the Ministry of Finance in Honduras, filed his resignation “irrevocably” for “health reasons”, it was reported today through a statement.
“We regret that for these force majeure reasons we cannot continue to count on the valuable collaboration of Mrs. Tábora Morales, who has been a key player in the performance of the Government Cabinet,” the public statement added.
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The brief details that they decided to accept the resignation of the position of Finance Secretary as of today, hoping that the former employee enjoys a speedy recovery.
In the same way, they said that they hope to continue counting on “the important professional capacity of Mrs. Tábora Morales in another position within the government structure, as long as her health permits.”
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They reported that they will shortly announce the possible person who will replace Rocío Tábora within the Ministry of Finance to continue his management of fiscal discipline.
His step
To remember, shortly after taking office for his second term (2018-2022), President Juan Orlando Hernández swore in the first woman as Finance Minister in his administration in January 2018, Isabel Rocío Tábora, who replaced in that moment to Wilfredo Cerrato, who became president of the Central Bank of Honduras (BCH).
Tabora served as vice minister of the institution in the 2014-2018 administration, she has also held positions as undersecretary of Credit and Public Investment and director of Planning and Strategy and Budget, among other functions.
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