VOICED : Honduras: candidatos proclaman victoria

In the Honduran presidential elections, both main candidates, Juan Orlando Hernández and Xiomara Castro, claimed victory. With over half of the votes counted, Hernández led with 34%, while Castro rejected the results showing her at 28%. Manuel Zelaya, Castro's husband and former president, accused the electoral authorities of fraud. This election marks a significant clash between right and left in a polarized society, still affected by the 2009 coup that ousted Zelaya.

¿Qué denuncia hizo Manuel Zelaya sobre las autoridades electorales?

¿Qué contexto social y político se menciona en relación a las elecciones en Honduras?