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San Pedro Sula, Honduras

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Honduras' Asfura to Take Office After Razor-Thin Election

Honduras · Honduras

Honduras' Asfura to Take Office After Razor-Thin Election

67% Center coverage: 9 sources

Read more about Asfura Takes Office Amidst Political Tensions in Honduras on Devdiscourse.See the Story

White House Wobbles: Distancing Trump From Initial Response to Minnesota Killing

Donald Trump · Minneapolis

White House Wobbles: Distancing Trump From Initial Response to Minnesota Killing

Coverage: 8 sources

Faced with broad outcry over the killing of a protester on Sunday in Minneapolis, the White House tried today to distance United States President Donald...See the Story

Honduras' Asfura to Take Office After Razor-Thin Election

Security · Tegucigalpa

Honduras' Asfura to Take Office After Razor-Thin Election

Coverage: 2 sources

TEGUCIGALPA, Jan 27 - Conservative politician and businessman Nasry Asfura will be sworn in as president of Honduras on Tuesday after a closely fought election marred by allegations of fraud and political tension fueled by U.S. interference. Read more at straitstimes.com.See the Story

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