Hondurans to elect new president in tight race overshadowed by Trump
Hondurans will elect a new president Sunday while still grappling with U.S. Donald Trump’s sudden intervention in what was expected to be a close contest, the latest signal of the United States’ renewed interest in Latin America. Among the five presidential candidates on the ballot, polls indicated three had a chance to win and were finishing in close competition.
Hondurans will elect a new president Sunday while still grappling with U.S. Donald Trump’s sudden intervention in what was expected to be a close contest, the latest signal of the United States’ renewed interest in Latin America. Among the five presidential candidates on the ballot, polls indicated three had a chance to win and were finishing in close competition.
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