The Agua Zarca Dam is a hydroelectric dam located on the Gualcarque River in Honduras. It was constructed to generate electricity and support the local energy grid. The dam has faced significant controversy due to its impact on the surrounding environment and local communities, particularly the Lenca indigenous people. The project has been criticized for its potential to displace residents and disrupt traditional lands. Despite these concerns, the dam continues to operate, contributing to the energy supply in the region. The situation surrounding the Agua Zarca Dam highlights the ongoing tensions between development and indigenous rights in Honduras.