Honduran Opposition Candidate Says Washington Has Him All Wrong
- Nasralla won’t accept results unless there is a full recount
- Nation has slid into chaos since disputed Nov. 26 election
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Honduran opposition leader Salvador Nasralla says he’s a moderate, pro-U.S. candidate who Washington is wrong to fear, as he demands a full recount of ballots in a disputed election that has plunged the central American nation into its worst crisis in nearly a decade.
Nasralla says he is a moderate who the U.S. government has mistakenly branded a radical. This has led them to throw their weight behind his opponent, President Juan Orlando Hernandez, he said.