Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez has been pardoned by U.S. President Donald Trump, ending his 45-year sentence for drug-trafficking conspiracy charges. Hernandez’s attorney, Renato Stabile, said the evidence used at trial was “extremely weak” and relied heavily on testimony from “violent narco-traffickers.” Stabile warned that Hernandez remains unsafe to return to Honduras. Trump’s decision has sparked major political and diplomatic controversy, with critics arguing it undermines long-standing U.S. anti-drug efforts.