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Trump-backed Nasry Asfura takes lead

Conservative Asfura, backed by Trump, takes slim lead in Honduras presidential election

Nasry Asfura, the Conservative National Party candidate backed by U.S. President Donald Trump, leads Honduras' presidential election with just over 40% of votes counted, preliminary results showed on ...

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Trump-Endorsed Candidate Nasry Asfura Takes Slim Lead In Honduras Presidential Election

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Honduras Election Results: Trump-Backed Nasry Asfura Takes the Lead

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Candidate backed by Trump takes early lead in Honduras election

A pro-Washington candidate backed by Donald Trump took an early lead in Sunday’s presidential election in Honduras.

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Vote count under way in Honduras in close presidential race after Trump’s intervention

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Honduras election: Trump's threat casts shadow as polls open

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Honduras election: Trump-backed candidate holds slim lead

Trump has also threatened to cut aid to the country if his favored candidate, Nasry "Tito" Asfura of the right-wing National Party, is not successful.

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Trump threats dominate as Hondurans vote for president

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Vote count under way in Honduras to elect new president in a close race after Trump’s intervention

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Con 43% de conteo preliminar en Honduras, conservador Nasry Asfura encabeza elección; Nasralla cerca

Con el 43% de los votos escrutados en Honduras, los resultados preliminares y parciales publicados la madrugada del lunes

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Trump threat overshadows Honduras vote

Polls closed Sunday in Honduras' knife-edge presidential election, after a campaign dominated by US President Donald Trump's threat to cut aid if a conservative candidate loses. Trump threw his weight behind 67-year-old Nasry "Tito" Asfura in the final days of the race,

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Honduras' Election Struggle: A Nation at a Crossroads

Honduras faces a pivotal presidential election amid allegations of voter fraud and political interference. Key contenders include Rixi Moncada, Nasry Asfura, and Salvador Nasralla, each representing different political spectrums.