Nasralla acusa a consejeros electorales de actuar bajo órdenes del "crimen organizado"
El candidato liberal Salvador Nasralla acusó a los consejeros del Consejo Nacional Electoral de actuar bajo órdenes del crimen organizado y señaló al expresidente Juan Orlando Hernández de estar detrás de un presunto fraude en las elecciones generales celebradas el 30 de noviembre en Honduras.
TL;DR
- Liberal candidate Salvador Nasralla alleges widespread fraud in the Honduran general elections held on November 30.
- Nasralla claims the National Electoral Council (CNE) is acting under the direction of organized crime.
- He accuses former president Juan Orlando Hernández, recently pardoned by Donald Trump, of orchestrating the electoral fraud.
- Nasralla asserts that Hernández, along with former CNE member David Matamoros, is repeating a fraud scheme from the 2017 elections.
- The manipulation allegedly involves altering election results to favor National Party candidate Nasry 'Tito' Asfura, who currently leads the partial count.
- Nasralla reported that representatives from his party overseeing the special scrutiny of ballots have received death threats.
- Partial results show Asfura leading with 40.34% of the vote, followed by Nasralla with 39.48%, and Rixi Moncada with 19.17%.