US EditionElectoral Coup in Honduras: Ruling Party Alleges Fraud, Requests Annulment of Vote Count
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Chicago Tribune
readingeagleBy MARLON GONZÁLEZ TEGUCIGALPA (AP) — Rixi Moncada, the candidate for Honduras' ruling party, called Sunday for the annulment of the country's presidential elections, alleging manipulation of the vote-counting system and pressure on the population during the polls, without presenting any evidence. “Libre does not recognize the elections held under the interference and coercion of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, and the allied o…
Electoral Coup in Honduras: Ruling Party Alleges Fraud, Requests Annulment of Vote Count
Amid growing allegations of fraud since the election day itself, the ruling party of Honduras, Freedom and Refoundation (LIBRE) asked the Honduran National Electoral Council (CNE) to annul the presidential vote count, citing the “disaster” of the Preliminary Electoral Results Transmission System (TREP). “An appeal for administrative nullity has been filed against the vote counts conducted by the 19,167 polling stations at the presidential electi…
By Elvin Sandoval, CNN en Español. The ruling Liberty and Refoundation Party (LIBRE) has requested the administrative annulment of the presidential vote counts conducted at the 19,167 polling stations set up for the general elections held on Sunday, November 30, in the Central American country. LIBRE submitted its request to the Secretariat of the National Electoral Council (CNE) shortly before midnight on Friday.
telesurtv.net
cubainformación.tvThe request is presented "in the face of the disaster of the system of Transmission of Preliminary Election Results (TREP)", says the text released by Free Party.
The ruling bloc, which runs third in the contest far away from the first two, called for the nullity of the ballot after the freeze on the counting of votes, which has not been updated since Friday afternoon.
The ruling party Freedom and Refoundation (Free, left) requested the National Electoral Council (CNE) of Honduras to nullify the presidential vote.
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