Denuncia de irregularidades de Nasralla eleva tensión en Honduras, donde llaman a la calma
Tras la denuncia de Nasralla, crece el temor a un estallido de violencia en un proceso postelectoral marcado por fallos en el sistema de conteo y una creciente desconfianza en los resultados.
TL;DR
- Salvador Nasralla, presidential candidate for the Liberal Party, denounced alleged irregularities and vote manipulation in Honduras's preliminary election count.
- Nasralla accused a system "blackout" and an "algorithm" of altering vote counts in favor of his rival, Nasry Asfura of the National Party.
- Electoral authorities, National Party leaders, and the business sector have called for calm and prudence to prevent potential violence.
- The preliminary vote count has seen the lead alternate between Asfura and Nasralla, with Asfura currently ahead as of December 5, 2025.
- A CNE counselor, Marlon Ochoa, alleged a "coup" and electoral "fraud" orchestrated by the right-wing bipartisanship and US "interference."
- CNE President Ana Paola Hall urged candidates to speak with "tranquility" and requested "confidence" and "respect" for the electoral body.