Presidential Vote Count: Honduras Rejects Military Interference
The request by the Honduran Armed Forces to access the presidential vote count has been unanimously rejected by authorities, political parties, and civil society organizations. Constitutional experts and social leaders interpreted the measure as interference in the independence of the electoral process and a possible violation of citizens' fundamental rights.The Armed Forces' request has been perceived as an act that could compromise electoral neutrality and open the door to the militarization of the vote count. The reaction of various political sectors, including the LIBRE party, underscores concerns about preserving the legitimacy of the process and ensuring that the will of…