If you mean material for a political campaign for a national Honduran party, I don't think so. They've been involved in charter city stuff basically since Romer

If you mean material for a political campaign for a national Honduran party, I don't think so. They've been involved in charter city stuff basically since Romer posited the idea years and years ago. On basically all the other points I agree, I really wish they were solving for residency/passports which are a nontrivial component of choosing where to live (especially for a long time). I pinged them about residency and citizenship options for people in Prospera some days ago and the answer was essentially that they're looking into it. Other countries have citizenship by investment programs (which I know have some ethical implications but at least provide clarity on legal pathways to becoming enfranchised in domestic politics).