Mexico’s Sheinbaum Echoes Honduras’ Castro in Urging Unwavering Respect for Popular Will Amid Election Turmoil

In a world where globalist influence too often undermines national sovereignty, the upcoming Honduran elections present another test for Latin America and its neighbors—especially the United States. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum recently met with Honduras’ President Xiomara Castro to emphasize a foundational principle: the inviolable respect for the popular will of a nation’s people.This urgent discussion comes mere days before more than six million Hondurans head to the polls on November 30 to decide their country’s next leader. In an era when foreign interference shadows many democratic processes, Castro voiced deep concerns about potential outside attempts to distort Honduras' election...