Name: El Congreso de Honduras cuestiona los resultados electorales ante el temor de fraude
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Description: Funcionarios de un panel del Congreso de Honduras amenazaron con no validar las elecciones presidenciales, alegando manipulación e influencia del crimen organizado. Las protestas estallaron a medida que los resultados se estancaban, mientras los funcionarios se preparaban para revisar miles de actas impugnadas que podrían alterar el resultado.

Funcionarios de un panel del Congreso de Honduras amenazaron con no validar las elecciones presidenciales, alegando manipulación e influencia del crimen organizado. Las protestas estallaron a medida que los resultados se estancaban, mientras los funcionarios se preparaban para revisar miles de actas impugnadas que podrían alterar el resultado.

Tegucigalpa

A panel from the Honduran Congress has raised concerns over the validity of the November 30 presidential election, citing allegations of fraud, interference by organized crime, and influence from U.S. President Donald Trump. The panel threatened not to validate the results, while outgoing President Jamara Castro described the situation as an electoral coup and accused authorities of manipulating the vote count.

The vote tally has stretched into an 11th day without a final result, prompting protests in the capital and calls for transparency from the Organization of American States. Conservative candidate Nasri Asfura leads by about 40,000 votes, but rival Salvador Nasraya has also claimed victory, with inconsistencies reported in 14.5% of tally sheets.

El Congreso de Honduras cuestiona los resultados electorales ante el temor de fraude

Funcionarios de una comisión del Congreso de Honduras amenazaron el miércoles con no validar la resultados de las elecciones presidenciales del 30 de noviembre, citando un golpe electoral y la interferencia por parte del presidente estadounidense Donald Trump. Ese fue su recuento se extendió a un día 11. Luis Redondo es el presidente del Congreso hondureño. LUIS REDONDO, Presidente de Honduras a través de Traductores Traductores El Congreso Nacional no se validará un proceso viciado por presiones internas de estructuras del crimen organizado vinculadas a narcotráfico. Redondo también alegó que la eliminación de la biometría en los colegios electorales permitió a los partidos políticos manipular e inflar los votos. No está claro si la declaración podría ser suficiente para anular los resultados, que deben ser validados por dos de los tres miembros del Consejo Nacional Electoral. Reuters captó el martes estas imágenes en la capital, Tegucigalpa, de manifestantes quemando neumáticos y exigiendo claridad en el caótico recuento de votos. Ha sido un fracaso, un fracaso del que llevamos días advirtiendo, diciendo que había sería un fraude. Y no quisieron escuchar. Ya no estamos dispuestos a soportarlo. Saldremos a la calle. La Comisión Electoral Nacional no ha publicado nuevos datos hasta el miércoles por la noche. Las últimas cifras publicadas el martes por la mañana mostraban al candidato conservador y Trump de vuelta Nasri Asfura a su rival centrista Salvador Nasraya por unos 40.000 votos, con más más del 99 por ciento de los votos escrutados. Nasraya también ha alegado fraude y ha dicho que ha ganado las elecciones. Alrededor del 14,5 por ciento de las actas, que podrían contener cientos de miles de votos, mostraron inconsistencias que son suficientes para cambiar el resultado de las elecciones. La presidenta saliente, Jamara Castro, denunció el martes la situación como un golpe electoral. En estas elecciones, el pueblo fue objeto de coacción, chantaje, extorsión, engaños, fraude y manipulación del sistema de transmisión de los resultados preliminares. Estas amenazas son un ataque directo a la voluntad popular. La Organización de Estados Americanos instó a acelerar el recuento con la máxima transparencia, mientras que los funcionarios electorales culparon a la empresa de tabulación de los retrasos.

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