Honduras's Congress removed Attorney General Johel Zelaya by a 93-to-128 vote, accusing him of abusing his office to favor the previous left-wing government. The move was part of a sweeping institutional purge, which included the resignation of the chief justice of the Supreme Court before her own impeachment proceedings could begin. Zelaya had previously reopened a criminal case against President Nasry Asfura and sought to arrest Trump-pardoned ex-president Juan Orlando Hernández. The removal of Zelaya and the chief Justice Rebeca Ráquel represents the most significant institutional shift since Asfuras took office. The question now is whether the new attorney general will pursue accountability across political lines or serve as an instrument of the governing coalition.