Honduras is on the brink of political upheaval as officials prepare for a pivotal recount to rectify tally sheet discrepancies from the contested November 30 presidential election. Election uncertainties persist, with conservative Nasry Asfura presently leading amidst claims of foreign interference.

The special recount aims to scrutinize 2,773 tally sheets, crucial to determining the electoral outcome. Political friction has intensified, fueled by U.S. former President Trump's backing of Asfura, which opponents, including candidate Salvador Nasralla, claim influenced the race.

As protests surface, the situation demands transparency and calm. The CNE, urged by the Organization of American States, must expedite the process while maintaining public order. International stakeholders, includi

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