Honduras remains in political limbo as partial election results suggest a dramatic rightward shift in Central America's governance. With no official winner declared two days after voting ended, early counts show conservative candidate Nasry Asfura leading current leftist President Xiomara Castro's party.
🔍 Analysts say this could mark Honduras' first conservative leadership since 2022, with voters potentially rejecting Castro's progressive reforms. "This delay reflects deep divisions," notes CGTN's Alasdair Baverstock, reporting heightened security at ballot centers.
🌐 The outcome carries regional significance: A conservative win might realign Honduras' partnerships with global powers. Young voters (40% of the electorate) appear split between economic stability concerns and social reform demands.
📅 Next steps: Election authorities promise final results by December 5. International observers urge calm amid growing tensions. Stay tuned for real-time updates.
