VOICED : Hondurenas protestan contra presidente reelecto

In Honduras, women protested against President Juan Orlando Hernández's reelection, expressing discontent with his government on Women's Day. The opposition, led by Salvador Nasralla, claims electoral fraud. Protesters, including former President Manuel Zelaya, were blocked from reaching Congress. They expressed distrust in international and national institutions, believing only public action can defend rights. Hernández narrowly defeated Nasralla, and the opposition plans more protests during his second term inauguration.

What was the main reason for the women's protest in Honduras?

• To promote international intervention

• To demand the resignation of Juan Orlando Hernández

• To celebrate the re-election of Hernández

• To support President Juan Orlando Hernández

Who was the opposition's presidential candidate in the controversial elections?

• Ricardo Maduro

• Juan Orlando Hernández

• Salvador Nasralla

• Manuel Zelaya

What did the protesters attempt to do in Tegucigalpa?

• Reach the Congress

• Organize a public debate

• Meet with international observers

• Block the presidential palace

Why do the protesters distrust international organizations and the Honduran justice system?

• They have always supported the opposition

• They are too expensive to maintain

• They have consistently betrayed the people

• They are new and untested

What action did the opposition plan for the inauguration of Hernández's second term?

• A meeting with Hernández

• A call for more protests

• A celebration rally

• A press conference