Court. According to the Mexican agency Consulta Mitofsky, Porfirio Lobo's popularity in 2012 was only 14%, which made him the second most unpopular leader in Latin America at the time, after Costa Rican then-President Laura Chinchilla. U.S. drug trafficking case against Fabio Lobo Lobo Sosa's son, Fabio Lobo (born in 1971), was arrested in Haiti in a U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration sting operation in 2015 and was sentenced in September 2017 in the federal court for the Southern District of New York to 24 years in prison for conspiring to import cocaine into the United States. He pleaded guilty in May 2016. Corruption allegations In July 2016, the National Anti-Corruption Council called for an investigation into the alleged misuse of public funds for the purchase of school materials by Rosa Elena de Lobo, wife of Porforio Lobo, and her private secretary. The former first lady is also facing charges of falsifying documents. She was incarcerated in February 2018 for diverting $4 million from the state to her personal account. This is the first time in Honduras that a high-ranking public figure has been placed in prison for corruption. Half a dozen properties of the presidential couple could be seized by judicial authorities. His name appeared in 2021 in the Pandora Papers. He, his wife, and their son are mentioned as owners of companies registered in tax havens. Some of them were created while he was president of Honduras. See also Honduran Social Security Institute References External links Biography by CIDOB Foundation (in Spanish) 1947 births Deputies of the National Congress of Honduras Honduran Roman Catholics Honduran male taekwondo practitioners Living people National Party of Honduras politicians People from Colón Department (Honduras) People from Olancho Department Presidents of Honduras Presidents of the National Congress of Honduras University of Miami Business School alumni Peoples' Friendship University of Russia alumni People named in the Pandora Papers