Recuento de votos en Honduras avanza bajo desconfianza y represalias de Trump
Con guantes de látex, funcionarios electorales y delegados de los partidos examinan cada sufragio como si fuera un trabajo forense.
TL;DR
- A manual recount of votes is underway in Honduras to determine the winner of the presidential election.
- The recount involves hundreds of officials and party delegates examining ballots due to alleged inconsistencies.
- Conservative businessman Nasry Asfura is narrowly leading against right-wing television presenter Salvador Nasralla.
- The U.S. government revoked visas for two Honduran electoral magistrates, which is seen by some as interference.
- The election has been further complicated by the U.S. pardoning former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernández.
- The electoral process is being live-streamed on YouTube due to a lack of press access.
- The uncertainty and fear of violence have negatively impacted local businesses, particularly during the holiday season.