8legs: Honduran general election

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Hondurans to elect new president, congress even as candidates fan electoral doubt

Hondurans are heading to the polls to elect a president and Congress amid electoral doubts and public fatigue.
The race follows a period of political shift, with Libre and the National party influencing the campaign environment.
Economy and security dominate concerns as inflation and job prospects shape voter decisions.
Voters weigh potential gains and risk as ordinary citizens hope for measurable improvements.
Campaign activity features banners, rallies, and public endorsements across Tegucigalpa and San Pedro Sula.
Observers remain attentive to potential irregularities as the election approaches.
The outgoing president Xiomara Castro presided over a period labeled as improved but contested by voters.
Candidates include Rixi Moncada of Libre and Nasry Asfura of the National party, shaping the campaign discourse.
Voters must decide if incremental gains under Castro will continue under a new leader.
The article notes public signs of dissatisfaction despite economic improvements.

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