Honduras: National Electoral Council begins special counting of voting records with inconsistencies

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More than three weeks after the general elections, Honduras’ National Electoral Council (CNE) began on Thursday a special recount of thousands of voting records flagged with irregularities. CNE president Ana Hall, representative of the Liberal Party, confirmed the process will take place under the supervision of national and international observers. A total of 2,792 ballots from the November 30 elections, marked by allegations of fraud, will be reviewed. Analysts warn that this correction could alter the preliminary results, which currently show presidential candidates Nasry Asfura of the National Party and Salvador Nasralla of the Liberal Party in a close race.    #teleSUREnglish #Honduras #Elections2025 #CNE #VoteRecount #Democracy #Transparency

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00:00Welcome back to From the South.

00:02More than three weeks after the general elections in Honduras, the National Electoral Council

00:07began special counting on Thursday of thousands of voting records with inconsistencies.

00:12The President of the Electoral Council, Anna Hall, representative of the Liberal Party,

00:17reported that the special recount will begin in the presence of national and international

00:21observers.

00:23During the recount, 2,792 ballots with inconsistencies from the November 30 elections, marked by

00:29allegations of fraud, will be reviewed.

00:32According to some analysts, this correction could change the results released so far by

00:37the electoral arbiter.

00:39We showed Nasser Yasfura and Salvador Nasralla, presidential candidates for the National Party

00:44and the Liberal Party, in close race.

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