Candidata oficialista vota y pide a los hondureños participar "sin temor" en las urnas
La candidata presidencial del oficialista Partido Libertad y Refundación (Libre), Rixi Moncada, ejerció este domingo su voto en Tegucigalpa e instó a la ciudadanía a participar “sin temor” en unas elecciones marcadas por la tensión política y el escrutinio internacional. La aspirante llamó a una participación “masiva” y cuestionó nuevamente el sistema de transmisión preliminar de resultados, al que calificó de “tramposo”
Candidata oficialista vota y pide a los hondureños participar “sin temor” en las urnas Presidential candidate Rixi Moncada of the ruling Liberty and Refoundation Party cast her vote in Honduras’ general elections, urging citizens to participate “without fear” to “define our destiny.” Moncada, who is seeking the presidency, expressed her readiness to lead and highlighted Honduras’ potential for job creation through economic democratization, advocating for the continuation of President Xiomara Castro’s “refoundation project.” She also reiterated her criticism of the preliminary electoral results transmission system, calling it “deceitful.”
- Rixi Moncada, presidential candidate for the ruling Liberty and Refoundation Party, voted in Honduras’ general elections.
- She urged citizens to vote “without fear” and “en masse” to “define our destiny.”
- Moncada expressed readiness to assume the presidency and emphasized Honduras’ potential for job creation through economic democratization.
- She criticized the preliminary electoral results transmission system as “deceitful.”
- Over six million Hondurans are eligible to vote for president, vice presidents, mayors, and national and Central American parliament members.
- Preliminary results are expected approximately four hours after polls close.
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