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Salvador Nasralla
PersonSalvador Nasralla, Honduran centrist candidate, alleges fraud after Trump-backed rival declared winner in 2025 election.
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Salvador Nasralla is a centrist political figure in Honduras who recently ran for president in the November 30, 2025 election. He is newsworthy because he disputed the election results after his Trump-backed conservative rival, Nasry Asfura, was declared the victor. Initial vote counts showed Nasralla with a lead, which later shifted. Nasralla has since alleged election interference by former U.S. President Donald Trump, claiming Trump's endorsement of Asfura may have swayed voters and cost him the election. He has also suggested other irregularities in the electoral process. While Nasralla has claimed fraud, a regional body stated there was no evidence to support this. The Honduran military has vowed to ensure an orderly transfer of power, adding to the tense post-election climate. Nasralla's allegations contribute to the ongoing political unrest and uncertainty surrounding the election outcome in Honduras.
Last updated: May 1, 2026
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