Salvador Nasralla
PersonSalvador Nasralla, Honduran centrist presidential candidate, disputed election results citing fraud and Trump's interference.
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Salvador Nasralla is a centrist political figure in Honduras who recently ran for president. He is newsworthy due to the contested results of the recent presidential election where he ran against Nasry Asfura, a conservative candidate backed by former U.S. President Donald Trump. Initial vote counts showed Nasralla with a lead, but the lead shifted, and Asfura was eventually declared the victor. Nasralla has disputed the results, alleging fraud and accusing Trump of interference, claiming Trump's endorsement swayed voters. The election has been plagued by allegations of fraud and inconsistencies, leading to pauses in vote tallies and a recount. The Honduran military has vowed to ensure an orderly transfer of power, and the situation remains tense with risks of political unrest. Nasralla's claims contribute to the ongoing political turmoil and uncertainty surrounding the election's legitimacy.
Last updated: February 2, 2026
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