Consejera electoral advierte sobre intentos de afectar proceso de elecciones en Honduras
La presidenta del Consejo Nacional Electoral de Honduras, Ana Paola Hall, advirtió sobre posibles intentos de afectar el proceso electoral y pidió a observadores nacionales e internacionales mantenerse atentos, en medio de la tensión por el escrutinio especial de las elecciones del 30 de noviembre
TL;DR
- CNE President Ana Paola Hall called on national and international observers to monitor the electoral process for potential threats.
- A dispute arose within the CNE over approving a final declaration of presidential election results.
- Councilor Marlon Ochoa opposed the declaration, alleging an "electoral coup d'état" due to incomplete vote counting.
- Ochoa intends to report the situation to the Public Prosecutor's Office.
- Hall warned of negative consequences if the electoral process is further judicialized.
- Preliminary results show Nasry 'Tito' Asfura leading, followed by Salvador Nasralla, with Rixi Moncada in third place.
- Moncada's party does not recognize the election results.