The Secretary of Strategic Planning, Ricardo Salgado, states that a “psychological and military operation” backed by the United States and “fascist forces” constituted a “new type of coup d’état” in the country.

The president emphasized the importance of a “vote by vote” count to ensure that the results are an “exact representation” of what was expressed at the ballot boxes.

Councilor Marlon Ochoa warns that failures in the biometric system and the withholding of 16,708 tally sheets compromise the transparency and integrity of the preliminary results in the November 30 elections.

Attorney General Joel Zelaya emphasized that investigative teams will work tirelessly to dismantle any scheme aimed at jeopardizing the electoral process or undermining the sovereign will of the Honduran people.