TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS.-In the midst of the delay controversy National Electoral Council (CNE) In order to reveal the results of the primary elections, which took place on Sunday, March 14, this Friday, the tendencies are inclined towards the candidate of the Yanista Movement, Yani Rosenthal.
The National Electoral Council (CNE) has already issued the third ballot and, at the discretion of the Liberal aspirant who was imprisoned in the United States, accused of money laundering, the trends “will continue”.
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Yani, with a total of 148,075 votes in his favor, leads Luis Zelaya with 66,095 points, which he says are “inflated ballot boxes”.
Starting with March 19, CNE counted a total of 309,086 votes from the Liberal Party, of which 272,102 are valid votes, 14,977 are null and 22,007 are empty.
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After formalizing the first results of the NPP, Darío Banegas decided to join Luis Zelaya to demand transparency in the process.
“What did CNE do in those checks that we don’t know what the minutes are from? Until yesterday (Thursday) they gave us the password to enter the minute deposit and the cut they showed is inclined in the departments of Copán, Yoro, Lempira, Glory to God and Santa Bárbara, “Zelaya asked during a press conference he held on Friday.
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Zelaya said most of the election records had been adulterated, wanting to hide the fact that his liberal movement had won the March 14 primary election.
“Those ballot boxes inflated by 900 (or) 1000 votes, when the electoral load was 400, we will not accept them. This is just a preamble to what will be in November,” he stressed.
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Interested Honduran businessman Yani Rosenthal, who pleaded guilty to money laundering in the United States and returned to the country after serving his sentence, wants to “fight corruption and drug trafficking” through his candidacy.
The lawyer is originally from the industrial city of San Pedro Sula, where his family – which was one of the richest in Central America – lived with all the comforts due to the empire forged by his father, the late Jaime Rosenthal.
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He studied at the International School (bilingual). He graduated from the National University as a lawyer. He later became a notary.
Then he started fighting in the Liberal Party, where he militated 12 times to be in power.
“This is my 13th campaign within the Liberal Party, between internal and general,” he said in an interview. HERALDUL.
Today, Yani appears as the next Liberal candidate for the presidency of Honduras.
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