![The question Honduras has to ask is whether buying a fleet of attack/surveillance aircraft is the best use of the country's limited security budget... A-29 Super Tucano](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhdDtG5mSUOeyJEUhue7tOG4Silkt4M4K-LMCtxDcYhtTuVbDQUilAx14Rp8kqMhsoBXs3tXROWf4yWDRvfhf6DtRqY3qVX-XK3Bj2qInucmB1p-u8i-q6oWNmGp2GX38pB9GPU/s144/a-29_tucano.jpg)
Whoever came up with the idea of buying the Tucanos must have known that some of the security funds would be set aside for the plane purchase... or perhaps the thought came to him at the last minute.
This could explain why the tax is believed to actually raise more than twice the stated amount. It is precisely the huge discrepancy between what the government plans to spend on security programs and the amount of cash that will ultimately be produced by the tax that makes the measure so controversial.
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