Nasralla dice que obtendría ventaja de 40.000 votos en el resultado electoral final en Honduras
Salvador Nasralla aseguró que, con las actas pendientes por ingresar del departamento de Cortés, obtendría una ventaja superior a 40.000 votos sobre Nasry “Tito” Asfura, pese a que el recuento oficial aún favorece al candidato apoyado por Donald Trump
TL;DR
- Salvador Nasralla claims a potential lead of over 40,000 votes once pending ballots from Cortés are counted.
- Nasralla accuses election officials of intentionally delaying the processing of 755 ballots from Cortés.
- He alleges corruption and states this is why he has been prevented from winning since 2013.
- Nasralla plans to request a "vote by vote" recount.
- The current official tally shows Nasry Asfura in the lead by approximately 20,000 votes, with 87.65% of ballots counted.
- Asfura has 1,128,506 votes (40.21%) and Nasralla has 1,108,004 votes (39.48%).
- Honduran elections were held on November 30th for president, vice presidents, mayors, and parliament members.
- The vote count is progressing slowly with no definitive timeline for final results.