Overview
- With 63.2% of tally sheets processed, the CNE reports Salvador Nasralla at 39.99% and Nasri Asfura at 39.77%, a lead of 4,427 votes, with Rixi Moncada at 19.18%.
- Moncada alleges large‑scale falsification, citing 2,859 tally sheets uploaded without biometric verification and more than 543,000 votes she says benefited opposition parties.
- She says her campaign will seek a review of election acts within the legally allowed 30‑day window.
- President Donald Trump claimed the CNE halted counting around 47% and warned of severe consequences, after previously urging support for Asfura and announcing a pardon for ex‑president Juan Orlando Hernández.
- Russia’s Foreign Ministry criticized Trump’s statements as interference in Honduras’ internal affairs, underscoring the international scrutiny of the process.