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Based on the Honduran criminal legal system and bolstered by the American one. As provided in the Organic Law of the Zones for Employment and Economic Development (ZEDE) (the Organic Law), its foundation is the national criminal law of Honduras, which is fully applicable in Próspera pursuant to Article 41(3) of the Organic Law. This expressly includes the “Criminal Code and supplementary legislation criminalizing offenses and imposing penalties or permitting the extradition of nationals or foreigners, especially for crimes such as drug trafficking, money laundering, trafficking in persons, genocide, terrorism, child pornography, exploitation of minors and organized crime”.
The penal system is reinforced by the mechanisms of international judicial cooperation in matters of extradition which are grounded on article 102 of the Constitution of Honduras and in the International Treaties ratified by the Republic of Honduras with the sister republics of Central America, the United States of America, the Kingdom of Spain, and others, all of which are fully applicable in Próspera in accordance with article 8 of the Organic Law. In the same way, Próspera ZEDE enforces the Inter-American and the United Nations Convention Against Corruption, enabling to the public one of the broadest and most user-friendly access to public information portals in Honduras.
In Próspera, the Honduran population will find a safe environment to live, work and start businesses, while enjoying the protection of the local Próspera Police, tasked with enforcing the laws and which maintains a high qualification criterion that requires the highest level of integrity and professionalism. Additionally, officer pay is high to discourage corruption; the training incorporates the best international police tactics and specialized training on due process and the obligation to respect and guarantee human rights; while police equipment includes the most advanced technologies to fight crime. The Próspera Police also collaborates with municipal and national police forces, as well as with international criminal law enforcement agencies as established in their cooperation agreements and international treaties ratified by the State of Honduras.
Próspera strengthens the Honduran legal foundation by reinforcing it with the American criminal legal system in a variety of additional ways:
<ul><li>Accessing the Próspera Platform requires a comprehensive and stringent background check consisting of, among other things, a criminal check with the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, which targets terrorists, international narcotics traffickers, etc.</li><li> </li><li>The incorporation of key legal entities of the Próspera Group in states of the United States of America and their registration with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) subjects such legal entities, among others, to the jurisdiction and verification of the relevant American States and the SEC.</li><li> </li><li>The Próspera Group is also subject to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), which prohibits firms and individuals from paying bribes to foreign officials to further their business deals, and to establish rigorous prevention and compliance programs.</li></ul>
By incorporating key aspects of the American criminal legal system beyond extradition, Próspera ensures that law enforcement in its jurisdiction incorporates the best international practices and, in accordance with the agreements and treaties ratified by the State of Honduras, leverages American law enforcement agencies, such as the Department of Justice (DOJ), the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), to create what is certainly one of the strongest law enforcement systems in Latin America.

Criminal Law Enforcement in Próspera

Próspera

Three days after the end of registration for the Honduras Digital Challenge, it is appropriate to make a final call to people with a technology startup to register and opt for the possibility of receiving funding for their ideas. 
 Honduras Próspera Inc. has partnered with the Honduras Digital Challenge (HDC) program to advance its mission of connecting talented islanders with opportunities for professional and personal growth. The HDC program is holding its fifth edition this year, which has as its theme: "The Digital Transformation for the Economic Recovery of the Country". 
 This innovative project includes workshops, mentoring, conferences and networking for the participating teams, and seed capital for the finalists. Próspera joins other renowned companies in the area of ​​economic development such as the World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank, as well as other partners to make this program possible. 
 The areas in which people can register until February 28, 2021 are: 1) Business Software, 2) Medical Technology, 3) Agrotechnology, 4) Electronic Commerce & Fintech, 5) Education, 6) Civic Technology (Digital oriented solutions to public sector problems) and 7) Green Technology (Products and services that directly or indirectly generate a benefit to the environment, reducing or eliminating the effects caused by global warming). José Luis Moncada, coordinator of the Honduras Digital Challenge, expressed being happy to have the support of a company like Honduras Prospera, committed to promoting all people who seek to reach their maximum potential. 
Próspera catalyzes economic opportunity through prosperity hubs, established on a single legal and regulatory framework, designed to stimulate economic development, employment, and prosperity in Honduras. 
 Honduras Digital Challenge is an initiative that provides the necessary tools and support for those who want to develop as professionals, especially in the area of ​​technology. Interested persons can register at www.hdc.hn until February 28, 2021.

Honduras Digital Challenge and Honduras Próspera bring growth for innovators in Roatán

Roatán

In an interview with the Financial Times, Erick Brimen, CEO of Honduras Próspera, shares how his approach to leadership turned into a destinal resolve to help Honduras thrive. Brimen stresses the benefits of investing in safe-enclaves as a “fast-track” to development in the country.

An investor’s ‘prosperity’ vision for Honduras

The "Roatán Prospera" project promises to install a Special Economic Development Zone (ZEDE) in the Bay Islands, with millionaire investments in the health, education, agriculture and research sectors in the medium term. The project is in the initial phase, according to the Sampedran investors, who promise to co-invest around 500 million dollars together with US, German and Guatemalan capital. 
Among the works to be built is a hospital aimed at medical tourism in partnership with the Technische Universitát Múnchen (TUM) of Germany, with the vision of a center for education and innovation. The academic programs will be interdisciplinary, as well as an applied research and development agenda to create a new standard for higher education and innovation in Honduras with regional scope, according to investors' plans. 
 "ZEDE" promises to invest $ 500 million in Roatán
Among the plans is the construction of an integrated campus for lifelong learning that will include vocational training in sectors such as hospitality and agriculture that will provide immediate benefits to the economy of Roatán, they assure in the information portals. "The Roots High School" is another of the projects they hope to host in this "Special Development Zone", with an innovative high school, American autonomous in the state of Utah. The center will integrate high-quality education through the teaching of sustainable agricultural practices, transforming students into farmers and entrepreneurs who will contribute to Roatan's economy. This ambitious project includes the architecture firm "LAVA", with offices in Sydney, Australia; Shanghai, China; and Berlin, Germany, which has decided to open a studio in Prosperous Roatán. The plan encompasses La Ceiba with the project "InSITE BAVARIA: Honduras Prospera" with experience in planning, developing and operating a single manufacturing, logistics and supply chain center on land. (JB).

"ZEDE" promises to invest $ 500 million in Roatán

This is indicated by the executives of Roatán Próspera, who announced the project with the promise that it will bring a diversification and strengthening of the economy with the creation of new jobs in sectors of health care, education, technological innovation and tourism. 
Erick Brimen, CEO of Próspera, told D&N that they estimate an investment in the first five years of the first phase of the project of 500 million dollars (12.5 billion lempiras) and generate 10,000 jobs. Brimen announced that the works for the first building of the project will begin once the emergency in the country due to Covid-19 passes or at the end of this year 2020. He also guaranteed that 90% of the employees hired will be Honduran and will also take the Honduran labor law as a reference. 
However, wages and social benefits will be 10% higher in order to give better compensation to workers. When consulting on the sovereignty conflicts that have historically haunted the initiatives for the creation of the ZEDE in Honduras, Brimen explains that the project is not a country in another country, but is framed in national legal norms. He also says that he is a volunteer for companies and workers who want to invest and work in him. “Sovereignty is not in question. This is a Honduran project, the legal framework is Honduran and the process that has been followed is anchored in the decisions made by the National Congress and the competent authorities, ”said Erick Brimen.

Competitiveness promises the first ZEDE in Roatán

On June 3, 2022, Honduras Próspera Inc. (US-Delaware), the promoter and organizer of the innovative special economic zone known as Próspera ZEDE, and its affiliates St. John’s Bay Development Company LLC (US-Delaware) and Próspera Arbitration Center LLC (US-Texas), invited the Republic of Honduras to engage in consultations pursuant to the Investment Chapter of the Dominican Republic–Central America–United States Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA-DR).
Honduras Próspera and its affiliates have made significant investments in Honduras in reliance on the ZEDE legal framework and commitments made by Honduras under Honduran law, international treaties, and legal stability agreements. Among other things, Honduras has guaranteed legal stability for 50 years, and the company plans to invest hundreds of millions of dollars more in the coming years. In order to draw new foreign investment to Honduras at a scale never-before-seen, Próspera ZEDE investors have been deploying a business model of delivering high integrity, high efficiency rule-of-law governance, which meets or exceeds U.S. anticorruption standards. This business model already sustains gainful employment for hundreds of local Hondurans and dozens of innovative Honduran and international businesses, and much more is planned for the years to come. Legal stability is a cornerstone of such large-scale, long-term investments.
Despite recent efforts to repeal the ZEDE legal framework, Próspera ZEDE continues to enjoy the rights it was previously granted because Honduras guaranteed legal stability for 50 years. Honduras Próspera expects the Government of Honduras to respect its legal stability commitments; and, accordingly, that the ZEDE legal framework will remain in full effect as to Honduras Próspera notwithstanding Honduras’ recent repeal efforts. A failure to uphold these commitments would constitute a breach of international and Honduran law, as well as wrongful and unfair treatment of Honduras Próspera. Moreover, it would send a message to the world that no foreign investment in Honduras is secure. Honduras Próspera has sent letters to the Government of Honduras underscoring this message, and inviting confirmation that Honduras Próspera’s rights will be respected. Despite repeated requests, there has been no response, while there have been misleading statements in the media that Próspera ZEDE will not be able to operate.
Honduras Próspera and its affiliates look forward to engaging in productive consultations with Honduras under the CAFTA-DR. It is not too late for Honduras to reaffirm its commitments, abide by the undertakings it made to attract foreign investment, and avoid an international investor-State arbitration. The legal team of Honduras Próspera Inc. stands ready, willing, and able to participate in good faith and hopes that Honduras will do the same.
Honduras Próspera is represented by the international law firm White & Case LLP.
Download CAFTA Consultation Request Correspondence to Government of Honduras:
1. <a href="https://docsend.com/view/b6gkjxinutmjfd6g" target="_blank">April 26, 2022 Correspondence - White & Case to Government of Honduras</a>
2. <a href="https://docsend.com/view/ywji5cjph45pd7ju" target="_blank">May 11, 2022 Correspondence - White & Case to Government of Honduras</a>
3. <a href="https://docsend.com/view/rgcf94vdt57dx9it" target="_blank">June 3, 2022 Correspondence - CAFTA-DR Request for Consultations</a>

Honduras Próspera Requests Consultations under CAFTA-DR

La empresa inversionista de los Estados Unidos de América, Honduras Próspera, Inc., ha demostrado y mediante la presente reitera su compromiso con el desarrollo socioeconómico de Honduras. Desde 2018, Honduras Próspera ha invertido significativos recursos en Honduras y ha convertido a Próspera ZEDE en una importante plataforma para el desarrollo de la nación hondureña. Aun cuando la República de Honduras está tomando pasos para derogar aspectos del marco legal de las zonas especiales de desarrollo económico (ZEDEs), la empresa permanece comprometida con el desarrollo exitoso de Próspera ZEDE en virtud de los compromisos de estabilidad jurídica que ha asumido el Estado de Honduras con respecto a los inversionistas.
Al invertir en Honduras, la empresa se amparó en las garantías específicas de estabilidad jurídica brindadas por el mismo Estado hondureño, el cual garantizó que los derechos y facultades provistas por el marco legal de las ZEDE se mantendrían en vigencia para Próspera durante muchas décadas. Honduras Próspera, Inc. respeta la soberanía de Honduras y su derecho a cambiar sus leyes, pero espera que el Gobierno de Honduras respete los compromisos y obligaciones que ha adquirido de conformidad con los acuerdos de estabilidad jurídica y los tratados internacionales, lo cual es consistente con las afirmaciones que dio la Presidenta Castro al Subsecretario de Estado para el Crecimiento Económico, la Energía y el Medio Ambiente de los Estados Unidos, a quien aseguró que Honduras garantizará la seguridad jurídica para atraer inversiones extranjeras.
Honduras Próspera se adhiere al principio compartido de que los hondureños deben estar empoderados para controlar su propio destino y alcanzar su verdadero potencial. La empresa reafirma su compromiso de continuar con la cooperación y discusiones actuales con funcionarios hondureños, reiterando en todo momento sus derechos bajo los acuerdos de estabilidad jurídica y los tratados internacionales que forman parte del derecho interno de Honduras. Honduras Próspera espera un diálogo productivo que demuestre al mundo que Honduras da la bienvenida a inversionistas serios para promover el crecimiento económico y el desarrollo del país.

Honduras Próspera, Inc. reitera su compromiso con la plataforma legal de Próspera ZEDE

Economic development

U.S. investor Honduras Próspera, Inc. has demonstrated and hereby reiterates its longstanding commitment to the development of Honduras. Since 2018, Honduras Próspera has invested significant resources in Honduras and made Próspera ZEDE a strong platform for economic development. The company remains committed to the successful development of Próspera, even as the Republic of Honduras is taking steps to repeal aspects of the legal framework for special economic development zones (ZEDEs), in view of Honduras’s commitments of legal stability for investors.
When investing in Honduras, Honduras Próspera, Inc. relied on specific legal stability guarantees from Honduras that the rights and authorities provided by the ZEDE legal framework would remain in effect as to Próspera for many decades. Honduras Próspera respects the sovereignty of Honduras and its right to change its laws, but expects Honduras to respect its commitments under legal stability agreements and international treaties, consistent with President’s Castro recent assurances to the <a href="https://www.state.gov/bureaus-offices/under-secretary-for-economic-growth-energy-and-the-environment/" target="_blank">Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment of the United States </a>that Honduras would guarantee legal security to attract foreign investment. 
Honduras Próspera, Inc. embraces the shared principle that Hondurans should be empowered to control their own destiny and reach their true potential. The company affirms its commitment to continue current cooperation and discussions with Honduran officials, while underscoring at all times its rights under legal stability agreements and international treaties. Honduras Próspera looks forward to a productive dialogue that will demonstrate to the world that Honduras welcomes serious investors to promote economic growth and development.

Honduras Próspera, Inc reiterates its commitment to Próspera ZEDE

Jobs

The Próspera Group has every intention of proceeding confidently with plans to invest hundreds of millions of dollars and to create tens of thousands of good-paying jobs in Honduras in reliance upon its acquired rights under the ZEDE framework. For the State of Honduras to deny these rights would plainly violate its obligations under international and domestic law based on well-established legal principles. See Alejandro Escobar, The Reasonable Choice: Respecting the Powerful Investor Protections of Honduran Employment and Economic Development Zones (ZEDEs), Int’l Policy Analysis (April 18, 2022), <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r8rTlWGG0yd2sMg2EPFJGOdJpFJOZ2lv/view?usp=sharing" target="_blank">available here.</a>

 The Honduran government has a very strong incentive to respect the legal stability of the ZEDE framework. The ZEDE framework was specifically crafted and tailored to ensure legal certainty, which is crucial to the nation’s socio-economic development, and the ZEDE framework provides for multiple layers of legal stability guarantees at all levels of the law, among which are the following:
<ul><li>Constitutional Provisions and Acquired Rights. The repeal of the ZEDE legal framework does not affect the constitutionally-protected acquired rights of ZEDE investors, which are premised on the legal personhood as well as the legal, economic, administrative, and political autonomy of ZEDEs. </li><li>Legal Stability Agreements. The Próspera Group is protected by a Fifty (50) year legal stability agreement. ZEDE Technical Secretaries are authorized to sign such legal stability agreements with investors. In case of repeal or amendment of the ZEDE framework, Article 45 of the ZEDE Organic Law nevertheless states that the rights and privileges of ZEDE investors will stay in place for the duration of their stability agreements.</li><li>International Investment Law Protection. Honduras Próspera, Inc., the Promoter & Organizer of Prospera ZEDE, is a U.S. company with rights under the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA-DR) and the U.S.-HN Bilateral Investment Treaty, which extend to investments made in Próspera ZEDE the highest degree of legal protection in Honduras. Many other investors from other countries likewise enjoy powerful treaty rights.</li></ul>
The State of Honduras is bound by international, constitutional, and ordinary law to provide fair and equitable treatment, as well as full protection and security to investors and investments in the ZEDE framework. The ZEDE framework was built to last and specifically tailored to serve as a rule of law oasis of economic freedom and legal stability in Honduras for decades to come. 
The entire Próspera Group will continue to support the deployment of Foreign Direct Investment, national businesses, entrepreneurs, and the creation of good-paying jobs in what we believe is the world’s most advanced and innovative special jurisdiction.

Built to last: Legal Stability in the Zede Framework

Government

Honduras Próspera Inc (HPI) has raised an additional $60 million dollars, which will be fully invested in Honduras, in turn creating immediate jobs in construction and building the foundations for a long-lasting and sustainable future.
Most of these new investments will create the world class physical infrastructure required for new businesses to flourish in Roatán Próspera. These new spaces combined with the Próspera Platform’s business friendly environment will enable far more foreign direct investment into Honduras. This in turn will create additional jobs in different sectors, fulfilling the aspirations of transforming Roatan from a tourism-based economy to an international zone for innovation, finance, and entrepreneurship.
In total, over 27,000 square meters of new construction will be built, creating over 600 new construction jobs and over 300 new knowledge economy jobs. These new mixed use spaces will use state of the art architecture techniques that blend together the beauty of nature and sea in Roatán, with world-class sophisticated residential, retail and office spaces. Local materials and providers will also be used as much as possible, creating business opportunities for small suppliers in Honduras.
Investors and residents inside Roatán Próspera will also enjoy the world’s best legal, regulatory and fiscal ecosystem to do business; while guaranteeing the highest level of protection of human, labor, investor and property rights and of the environment.
HPI is already building the first vertical development along with Apolo Group, which is scheduled to be inaugurated by the end of this year. More than half of the spaces in that development have already been presold.
For more information, please contact: medios@prospera.hn

Próspera will invest an additional $60 million in Honduras

Architecture

Próspera ZEDE, an enhanced Special Economic Zone located on the Island of Roatán in the Western Caribbean and the Northern Corridor of Honduras, announced today that the regulation of its cutting-edge, crypto-friendly Roatán International Financial Center (RIFC) will be overseen by top experts in financial regulation, services, and law enforcement. The RIFC’s participation in the global cryptocurrency marketplace, which was nearly $2 Trillion in 2021 and is expected to surpass $30 Trillion by 2027, will be safe for Hondurans and the world.
Specifically, Próspera’s governing “Roatán Financial Services Authority” will be headed by:
<ul><li>Mr. José Luis Moncada, former President of the Honduran National Commission on Banks & Insurance (CNBS);</li><li>Dr. Riddhi Sohan Dasgupta, J.D., Ph.D., former Deputy General Counsel, U.S. Homeland Security;</li><li>Mr. Alexander Rolfe, former Senior Resolution Planning Specialist, U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC); and</li><li>Mr. Chirag Shah, former Chief Strategy Officer for the Dubai International Financial Center (DIFC).</li></ul>
“High integrity oversight will undoubtedly empower Próspera’s Roatán International Financial Center to support a powerful array of new financial institutions and services, including the region’s first FinTech Incubator,” predicted DIFC founder Chirag Shah.
Former FDIC regulator Alexander Rolfe agreed, stating, “I am excited to bring my background in U.S prudential, resolution and cross-border bank and financial regulation to Próspera; but applied in a manner that is more efficient, predictable, and customized to the modern financial system. Próspera RIFC is the opportunity for regulatory ‘tabula rasa’ or ‘clean slate.’”
“Próspera’s financial ‘Dream Team’ will ensure the jurisdiction is characterized by responsible innovation—with the integrity expected of international best practices and in full compliance with world-class KYC and Anti-Money Laundering standards,” observed Erick A. Brimen, CEO of the Promoter and Organizer of Prospera ZEDE, Honduras Próspera Inc. (a Delaware Corp.).
Próspera’s governance platform enables the full spectrum of financial services to be delivered without unnecessary friction, from Bitcoin Bonds, to fund investment, to everyday banking. In so doing, Próspera aims to break through the financial barriers that stop international investors, local governments, regional businesses, and local residents from securing and deploying the resources they need to pursue their dreams, and to create prosperity. 
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For more details visit <a href="http://www.prospera.hn/">www.prospera.hn</a>. For further information contact: J. Robertson, <a href="mailto:jrobertson@prospera.hn">jrobertson@prospera.hn</a>

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Despite the Roatan COVID-19 economy shut down a large, perhaps the biggest project the island has ever seen was announced.<a href="https://prospera.hn/"> Próspera</a>, a company with $17.5 million capital and 58-acre site on the north shore aims to change Roatan’s future. Próspera, has built a team of first-class associates with architectural design by <a href="https://www.zaha-hadid.com/">Zaha Hadid Architects</a>, evaluation by Ernst & Young, and business interest from CEMESA Hospital.
Próspera’s website states that by 2025 the project will have a “foreign direct investment of at least $500M and new jobs created (direct) of at least 10,000.” On an island of 100,000 people theses numbers are staggering. If Próspera’s goals will ever be achieved they key will lie in tying the project to Honduras’ “Zonas de empleo y desarollo económico” <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zone_for_Employment_and_Economic_Development_(Honduras)">[ZEDE]</a> – Zone for Employment and Economic Development. Próspera is the first company to take advantage of this ZEDE laws passed in 2015. While many islanders dismiss the legislation as irrelevant to their lives, some see its potential as an opportunity for a business boom and others see it as threat to property ownership in Honduras.
The man behind Próspera is <a href="https://www.erickbrimen.com/">Erick Brimen</a>, the company’s Venezuelan born and US educated CEO. His 2005 thesis in Babson College was “how one could direct market forces to solve social problems,” and he sees Roatan Próspera doing just that. While Brimen has been coming to the island since 2016, he has been thinking about Roatan since high school.
In 2002 Brimen heard a high school friend talk about Roatan and describing the island’s potential as being held back because of the lack of legal infrastructure that Cayman Islands had. That friend was Tristan Monterroso, a Roatanian pastor who now sits on Próspera’s council. “When Honduras past the ZEDEs law and the Supreme Court ruled it constitutional it clicked on me that that could be a delivery mechanism for a place like Roatan to have more prosperity,” said Brimen. Two islanders are now part of the project: Tristan Monterroso and Duane McNab, owner of Max Communications and Próspera’s Council Member.

Prosperity on the Horizon?

A multipurpose complex being built on 58 acres in Roatán, distant from the Crawfish Rock area, seeks to be the platform to catalyze economic development opportunities.Roatán Prospera is the first economic development center built on the Prosperous Platform, which institutes key controls of the governmental power, a bill of rights that protects people of all income levels and a simple structure for doing business, according to the premise of its executives. 
 “Roatán is an attractive place for entrepreneurs and corporations to locate their businesses and create jobs. Its port facilities, proximity to shipping lanes, direct access to flights to and from key cities in the United States, and well-developed tourism economy, not to mention its impressive natural beauty, "said Erick Brimen, CEO of Próspera in an interview. to LA PRENSA newspaper.

Roatán's Zede promises more than 10,000 jobs

Zaha Hadid Architects has designed a modular housing project for an island near Honduras with curved roofs and rounded balconies that can be customised by residents. Roatán Próspera is a residential community intended for Roatán, a Caribbean island off the coast of Honduras.
Set to break ground later this year, the complex will be a modular construction composed of timber-framed residences with curved palapa roofs, expansive terraces with rounded balconies and green space, designed as a reference to the area's traditional building techniques.
Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) intend to use timber from certified forests on mainland Honduras, as part of its aim to develop a localised supply chain in a bid to make the project more environmentally-friendly. The firm is working with computational engineers AKT II to develop a "kit of parts" outlining elements needed to build Roatán Próspera without material waste.
In the proposal, Roatán Próspera's modules will be fabricated off-site and transported using local networks to cut back on carbon emissions, and also to prevent harm to wildlife on the site. Residents of the complex will have access to a digital parametric software developed by ZHA's Computational and Design Group to customise the size, arrangement and furnishings of their housing module.

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