HONDURAS
Around 500 votes separate conservatives and centrists in Honduras
Newspaper front pages in Honduras covering the preliminary results of the presidential election. Photo: Jose Cabezas/Reuters/Folhapress
Two days after the polls closed, the contentious presidential election in Honduras is still without a confirmed winner. But one thing seems clear: the country will see political change, as the ruling left-wing Libre party took less than 20% of the vote. Meanwhile, right-wing candidate Nasry “Tito” Asfura and centrist Salvador Nasralla are locked in a razor-thin, vote-by-vote battle for the presidency.
As of this Tuesday afternoon, Asfura had…
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