Política

Xiomara Castro es reconocida por partido rival como ganadora de elecciones en Honduras

Partido Libertad y Refundación (Libre) suma el 53,49% de los votos. Castro se convertirá en la primera mujer en gobernar Honduras

Supporters of Honduran presidential candidate for the Libertad y Refundacion (LIBRE) party, Xiomara Castro, celebrate after the general elections in Tegucigalpa, on November 28, 2021. - Opposition candidate Xiomara Castro took a commanding lead over the ruling party candidate Nasry Asfura in preliminary results announced following Sunday's presidential election. With 16 percent of the vote count completed, former first lady Castro had almost 53.5 percent of the vote with the National Party's Asfura a distant second out of 13 candidates on 34 percent. (Photo by Orlando SIERRA / AFP)
Supporters of Honduran presidential candidate for the Libertad y Refundacion (LIBRE) party, Xiomara Castro, celebrate after the general elections in Tegucigalpa, on November 28, 2021. - Opposition candidate Xiomara Castro took a commanding lead over the ruling party candidate Nasry Asfura in preliminary results announced following Sunday's presidential election. With 16 percent of the vote count completed, former first lady Castro had almost 53.5 percent of the vote with the National Party's Asfura a distant second out of 13 candidates on 34 percent. (Photo by Orlando SIERRA / AFP) ORLANDO SIERRA

Tegucigalpa. El oficialista Partido Nacional reconoció este martes su derrota en las elecciones presidenciales, en las que la izquierdista Xiomara Castro supera a su rival con amplia ventaja, según los resultados parciales, y se encamina a ser la primera mujer en gobernar Honduras.

Castro, del partido Libertad y Refundación (Libre) suma el 53,49% de los votos. La sigue de lejos Nasry Asfura, candidato del (PN, derecha), con 33,98%, cuando se han escrutado el 52,07% de los sufragios.

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