Honduran Leftist Party Rejects Legitimacy of Election Results Amid Claims of U.S. Interference

In a troubling development that exposes the ongoing challenges facing Central America’s fragile democracies, Honduras’ ruling Libertad y Refundación (Libre) party has outright rejected the legitimacy of the recent November elections. Claiming the process was corrupted by what it terms an open "restoration of a narco-state", Libre accuses not only domestic actors but also direct interference from the United States government. This bold confrontation unfolds against a backdrop where Washington’s role is scrutinized through an America First lens—highlighting how foreign influence purportedly threatens national sovereignty in our hemisphere. The Libre party’s denunciation echoes warnings that outside intervention in sovereign nations...