US EditionOngoing U.S. Interference in Honduras Adding to Growing Tensions
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Ongoing U.S. interference in Honduras adding to growing tensions
By Honduras Solidarity Network The Honduras Solidarity Network (HSN) issued the following statement on Dec. 2. Like many others, the Honduras Solidarity Network was taken aback by Sunday’s unexpected preliminary election results. Since Sunday, there has been an escalation of U.S. interference,
Electoral Coup in Honduras: International Observers Condemn Foreign Interference
The International Observation Mission of the American Association of Jurists (AAJ) presented a preliminary report on its electoral observation work in the general elections in Honduras, in which it concluded that US President Donald Trump’s interference “has jeopardized the democratic legitimacy of the process.” “This Mission underscores the enormous gravity of foreign interference in the electoral process of the Republic of Honduras, particular…
Latin American Summary, December 5, 2025. The councillor of the CNE Marlon Ochoa, lamented that all preliminary reports of the international election observation missions "ignored the elephant in the room." The councillor said that he will continue to fight the internal part of the electoral body so that the popular will is respected. [...] La entrada Honduras. Electoral coup: They accuse the international community of ignoring "unpublished" Tru…
The people of Honduras had not yet made up their minds. So Donald Trump stepped in to help them. This is what Ted Snider writes in The American Conservative. Ted Snider. By Ted Snider. Antiwar.com, December 3, 2025 The main candidates in Sunday’s election were Rixi Moncada, a former defense minister for the ruling leftist LIBRE party, who had promised to continue President Xiomara Castro’s agenda; Nasry “Tito” Asfura, a construction magnate runn…
The former presidential candidate of the Freedom and Refoundation (Free), Rixi Moncada, commented in an exclusive interview with Sputnik Radio on her recent statement that the elections in Honduras were not lost, stating that the vote counting procedure will be extended during this month.
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