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1ST PRESIDENT TO BE RE-ELECTED
Hernandez, a 49-year-old lawyer, is Honduras' first president to be re-elected -- a key point in the protests against him... READ MORE›
VIOLENT PROTESTS IN HONDURAS AFTER PRESIDENT DECLARED ELECTION WINNER
We refuse to acknowledge any acts because the people recognize Salvador Nasralla as president, he said... READ MORE›
VIOLENT PROTESTS IN HONDURAS AFTER PRESIDENT DECLARED ELECTION WINNER
We refuse to acknowledge any acts because the people recognize Salvador Nasralla as president, he said... READ MORE›
HONDURAS ELECTION COURT DECLARES WINNER IN PRESIDENTIAL VOTE AMID FRAUD CLAIMS
Electoral court president David Matamoros made the announcement, saying, We have fulfilled our obligation and we wish for there to be peace in our country... READ MORE›
HONDURAS OPPOSITION PROPOSES ELECTION RECOUNT OR RUN-OFF
On Tuesday, Nasralla said the electoral tribunal should review virtually all the voting cards... READ MORE›
HONDURAN SECURITY FORCES IMPOSE POST-ELECTION CURFEW
Honduran security forces are enforcing a curfew after a disputed presidential election triggered violent protests that have killed at least three people... READ MORE›
HONDURAS STATE OF EMERGENCY AFTER POST-VOTE VIOLENCE
The violence was sparked by opposition candidate Salvador Nasralla claiming election fraud and calling his supporters onto the streets... READ MORE›
HONDURAS AWAITS PRESIDENTIAL VOTE COUNT AS ARMY ENFORCES CURFEW
In the widely criticized vote count, Nasralla's early lead on Monday was later reversed in favor of President Hernandez, leading Nasralla to call for protests... READ MORE›
HONDURAS ARMY, POLICE IN CRACKDOWN ON ELECTION UNREST
Government declares 10-day curfew, empowers police and military to crack down on protests against delay of poll results... READ MORE›
STATE OF EMERGENCY IN HONDURAS AFTER POST-VOTE VIOLENCE
The violence was sparked by opposition candidate Salvador Nasralla claiming election fraud and calling his supporters onto the streets... READ MORE›
STATE OF EMERGENCY IN HONDURAS AFTER POST-VOTE VIOLENCE
The violence was sparked by opposition candidate Salvador Nasralla claiming election fraud and calling his supporters onto the streets... READ MORE›
HONDURAS ELECTION: TENSIONS HIGH AS VOTE COUNT DELAYED
Opposition candidate Salvador Nasralla vowed to not accept the official results if the win is handed to his opponent, President Juan Orlando Hernandez... READ MORE›
CHALLENGER LEADING PRESIDENT IN HONDURAN ELECTION
If Mr. Nasralla becomes president, Mr. Zelaya will return to the center of Honduras's political scene... READ MORE›
HONDURAS PRESIDENT AIMS FOR RE-ELECTION, OPPOSITION CRIES FOUL
Contends that a 2015 Supreme Court ruling allows Hernandez's re-election... READ MORE›
SECURITY KEY ISSUE AS HERNANDEZ RUNS AGAIN
Mr Nasralla also has good contacts in the business sector, having worked as the CEO of Pepsi in Honduras... READ MORE›
HONDURAS POLICE FIRE TEAR GAS AT PROTEST AGAINST PRESIDENT
Around 400 riot police suddenly deployed around the march, firing volley after volley of tear gas at the demonstrators, the thick cloud forcing them to disperse... READ MORE›
