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27/11/2025
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Several delegations of international observers are arriving in Honduras, who will keep their eyes on the elections next Sunday, many of them are questioning the attempts at intervention by movements, countries, and figures of the global far right.
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00:00Several delegations of international observers are arriving in Honduras who will keep their
00:05eyes on the elections next Sunday.
00:08Many of them are questioning the attempts at interventions by movements, countries and
00:12figures of the global far-right who seek to stop the democratic process of a sovereign
00:17nation.
00:18From Tegucigapa correspondent Roberto Gopresa gives us more details.
00:25More than 6.5 million Hondurans have been called to participate in Sunday's general elections.
00:30Ahead of the vote, official sectors have denounced plans of fraud and international interference
00:34promoted by the right-wing bipartisan bloc.
00:37The director of the Center for Cooperation and International Exchange find it strange that
00:42abroad there is a talk of possible unrest, when the reality here is different.
00:51I've been here for four days, and this country is absolutely calm, it must be said.
00:57People are safeguarding their vote, defending their vote, and that seems to me to be exactly
01:02what every people does, right?
01:09The only aggressiveness I see is from a very hard, very strong right-wing, which does not
01:14acknowledge any of the achievements that have been made.
01:22Philip Ristick is a French political scientist, author of the book Venezuela, the democracy
01:28that is, a critique of the spread of false information in media and social networks about
01:33Venezuela's 2024 electoral process.
01:35He notes with concern that the same script is now being applied in Honduras.
01:40As the narrative is the same, there is a government, a power located on the radical left, that
01:46seeks a better distribution of wealth, more social justice, more economic justice, and
01:52environmental justice, as well.
01:55And that troubles a part of the political spectrum in Venezuela, as in Honduras, which is commonly
02:00called the oligarchy.
02:07Other international observers reacted with indignation to the intervention of far-right figures, such
02:12as U.S. Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar and Venezuelan politician Maria Guadrino Machado.
02:21I see this as a very serious attempt at intervention in matters that belong solely to the sovereignty
02:26of the Honduran people, I believe the most recent example we can see of this strategy
02:31was in Venezuela.
02:32In Venezuela, just to create an atmosphere that would allow sectors dissatisfied with the
02:43results to reject the people's verdict, proclaim themselves winners, and thereby drag the country
02:49into a spiral of political instability.
02:58The National Electoral Council has planned for more than 6,000 observers, both national
03:03and international, to be deployed throughout the country to verify the conduct of the process.
03:11Members will go to the polls next Sunday to elect their new president, members of the National
03:15Congress, mayors, and deputies to the Central American Parliament.
03:18The Spanish Reserve is born veryлыbic in the United States.
03:25In the US.
03:26liches to acne.
03:29And in the US.
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