Central American nation on edge after voting plagued by fraud claims and a recent history of contested elections.
Honduras is on high alert following the November 30 election amid fraud allegations and a contentious electoral history. With 89% of votes counted, conservative candidate Nasry Asfura leads with 40.21% over centrist Salvador Nasralla at 39.5%. Claims of U.S. interference by President Trump have intensified tensions, with candidates calling for transparency amidst accusations of impropriety and potential violence. Rights groups urge patience as 14% of tally sheets face review.
