US EditionAn EU Election Observation Mission of 120 Observers in the General Elections in Honduras
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The European Union Electoral Observation Mission (EOM) reported that, for the general contest on 30 November, a total of 120 observers will be deployed to accompany the voting, counting and transmission processes of the results. Central Writing / THE PRESS NOTE PRESS RELEASE The European Union Electoral Observation Mission will deploy 120 observers for the general elections of 30 November Tegucigalpa, 27 October 2025 – In response to an invitati…
An EU Election Observation Mission of 120 observers in the general elections in Honduras
The European Union has initiated an Election Observation Mission (EU EOM) in response to an invitation from the Government of the Republic of Honduras and the National Electoral Council (CNE) for the forthcoming general elections, scheduled for 30 November 2025. The Mission arrived in Honduras on 11 October and will remain in the country until the electoral process is fully completed. The primary objective of the EU EOM is to carry out a compreh…
The head of the European Union Election Observation Mission (EOM-EU) in Honduras, Francisco Assis, said this Monday that the team will carry out an “exhaustive and profound” observation of the electoral process of November 30, committed to the principles of impartiality, independence and non-interference. During a press conference in Tegucigalpa, Assisi, accompanied by the deputy head of the mission, Tania Marques, said that the points of intere…
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