Coverage dated November 28, 2021

Leftist opposition candidate claims victory in Honduras presidential election

Headline from The Hill

Xiomara Castro of the leftist Free Party in Honduras claimed victory in the Central American country's presidential election Sunday, leading by almost 20 percentage points with more than half of the votes counted.

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  1. Minneapolis Star Tribune

    Leftist claims victory in Honduran vote, setting up showdown (opens Minneapolis Star Tribune)

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    Minneapolis Star Tribune's feed description

    Leftist opposition candidate Xiomara Castro claimed victory in Honduras' presidential election Sunday, setting up a showdown with the National Party which said its candidate had won a vote that could end the conservative party's 12 years in power.

  2. The Hill

    Leftist opposition candidate claims victory in Honduras presidential election (opens The Hill)

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    The Hill's feed description

    Xiomara Castro of the leftist Free Party in Honduras claimed victory in the Central American country's presidential election Sunday, leading by almost 20 percentage points with more than half of the votes counted.

  3. Voice of America

    Opposition Leftist Races to Big Lead in Honduras Election Vote Count (opens Voice of America)

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    Voice of America's feed description

    Both the National Party and Liberty and Refoundation (Libre) party claim victory after day of voting that saw historic turnout

  4. Delaware Public Media

    Leftist claims victory in Honduran vote, setting up a showdown with National Party (opens Delaware Public Media)

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    Delaware Public Media's feed description

    The leftist opposition candidate claimed victory in Sunday's presidential election, while the National Party also said its candidate had won. Complete results may not be known for days.

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