Honduras inicia con retraso escrutinio especial de presidenciales del 30 de noviembre
El Consejo Nacional Electoral de Honduras inició con retraso el escrutinio especial de miles de actas con inconsistencias de las elecciones presidenciales del 30 de noviembre, un proceso clave para definir al próximo presidente del país
TL;DR
- The CNE of Honduras started a special scrutiny of 2,792 ballots with inconsistencies.
- This process could decide the winner of the November 30 general elections.
- The recount was delayed multiple times due to issues with setting up counting boards and partisan disputes.
- The presidential election is a tight race between Nasry 'Tito' Asfura (National Party) and Salvador Nasralla (Liberal Party).
- Asfura leads with 40.54% of the vote, while Nasralla has 39.19%.
- Nasralla has questioned the results released by the CNE after 99.80% of ballots were processed.