Edited sentence: Despite this report which was also previously published in Mexican newspaper El Universal (Mexico City), no legal action so far has been taken against any of the Rosenthal family companies.In December 2006 and January 2007 he suffered severe criticism from his own party members, after he announced the results of an evaluation process of all government ministers and other executives of which he was in charge.On January 17, 2007, President Manuel Zelaya's legal advisor Enrique Flores said the government would not take control of the terminal owned by Chevron, but would take control of two oil storage terminals owned by Honduran company DIPPSA, including one in which Exxon Mobil owns a 50% stake.On January 24, 2007 CID-Gallup published a public opinion poll.On September 18, 2007, Arcadia, an American NGO, declared through CNN that there were signs of corruption which involved a cable company owned by the Rosenthal family in Honduras.Rosenthal was the only minister not evaluated.Several well known members of the Partido Liberal failed the examination and only a few were removed from their posts.The results have little statistical merit since the broadcaster's population polled was just over 100 and his family owns several broadcasting companies including television (Canal 11) and a newspaper (Diario Tiempo) which employ many of the polled broadcasters.The results indicated that Rosenthal had a 24% favorable opinion.This company was pressumably involved in "gray traficking", in violating of Honduran law.This internal dispute extended all the way to the Vice President of Honduras Elvin Santos, who declared publicly that Rosenthal was unfit to evaluate him.This process which Rosenthal has led with other officials close to President Zelaya has been under constant criticism from the private sector in Honduras, as well as from the government of the United States