Almost nothing reported in the media and social media is true. However, Axel Lopez was not in Honduras to defend himself or the project and the Honduran media made virtually no contact with Axel. It is important to note the order for hospitals was made at the beginning of the unprecedented Covid-19 pandemic, when almost all medical and hospital supplies were a scarce resource difficult to acquire. As such, the delivery of the mobile hospitals saw a slight delay, as expected at a time when the world was paralyzed by the pandemic. Axel worked hard to meet the requirements of Invest H’s purchase order. For example, dual-use ventilators were supplied after the FDA approved their use in the treatment of Covid-19. In fact, all the medical and accessory equipment listed on the shipping document was provided and each of the hospitals was delivered fully equipped and in operational condition. 

Now that they are in Honduras, Invest-H and the Honduran government publicly said repeatedly the seven mobile hospitals are “state-of-the-art projects.” It is strange how media outlets in Honduras continue to provide opinions that the mobile hospitals are not operable and calling them “junk,” but have broadcast photos and videos of government officials touring the hospitals showing the “cutting-edge technology” with which they were built.