Sin resultados electorales, la crisis en Honduras entra en fase crítica
A tres semanas de las elecciones generales en Honduras, la incertidumbre por los resultados sigue presente entre los ciudadanos. La indignación por la falta de garantías, ha motivado enfrentamientos entre militares del conservador Partido Nacional y el oficialista Partido Liberal y Refundación, a poco metros del centro electoral de escrutinio especial.
TL;DR
- Clashes between National Party and Liberal Party supporters occurred near the special vote counting center.
- At least two activists were injured in the confrontations.
- The special vote recount, involving over 2,700 inconsistent ballots, has been delayed since December 13th.
- Personnel from one shift have been denied access to the counting center at Infop.
- The National Electoral Council (CNE) has until December 30th to announce results, with potential escalation to Parliament if results are not ready.
- President Xiomara Castro alleged a "coup" and called for public support against electoral fraud and "Trump's interference."
- CNE President Ana Paola Hall reported obstruction and pressure from political party personnel, describing it as an "institutional kidnapping."
- Preliminary results show Nasry ‘Tito’ Asfura (National Party) leading with 40.54%, followed by Salvador Nasralla (Liberal Party) with 39.19%, and Rixi Moncada (Libre) with 19.29%.