Two weeks after elections in Honduras, no winner has yet been declared yet. As the irregularities grow, both the Liberal Party and LIBRE have denounced electoral fraud is being committed in favor of the far-right candidate.

Although Moncada appears to have the lead in the polls, the opposition has launched a national and international campaign to delegitimize the results of the November 30 election.

The polls are still inconclusive, although the three who have the best chances to conquer the presidency are: Moncada, Nasralla, and Asfura.

The most pressing issues revolve around the measures taken by the Trump administration regarding new tariffs and migration policy.

As incoming President Trump threatens mass deportations, Honduran President Xiomara Castro warns of reconsidering military ties with the US.

Amid growing accusations of a right-wing led coup attempt, the Libre party called for a national mobilization to defend the government of Xiomara Castro

Leftist Honduran President mobilizes popular forces to oppose a plan to carry out an alleged coup d’état against her

A series of attacks from the US Embassy and the local oligarchy have sought to undermine the progressive government in Honduras

The Honduran head of state announced that it would suspend its extradition agreement with the United States after the US ambassador made a series of remarks against high-ranking government officials and meetings they held with Venezuelan officials.

As predicted, the right-wing opposition has refused to recognize the results and affirms that they won “with 70% of the vote”, the US government meanwhile has called for a recount

The head of state called for the mobilization following an intensified destabilization campaign by the right-wing opposition

President Xiomara Castro alerted the Honduran people that the conservative sectors that perpetrated the coup d’état against former president Manuel Zelaya in 2009 are now trying to destabilize her government