洪都拉斯大选初步结果公布，特朗普支持的候选人领先

Core Viewpoint - The preliminary election results in Honduras show opposition candidate Nasry Asfura leading with 40.56% of the votes, followed closely by Salvador Nasralla at 38.9% and Rixi Moncada at 19.54% [1][4]. Election Results - Nasry Asfura received 561,382 votes (40.56%) - Salvador Nasralla received 538,420 votes (38.90%) - Rixi Moncada received 270,509 votes (19.54%) - Other candidates, Nelson Ávila and Mario Rivera, received 0.80% and 0.16% respectively [2]. Political Context - The current president, Xiomara Castro, did not run for re-election, and the election does not have a second-round voting system, meaning the candidate with the highest votes wins [1]. - Asfura, a conservative politician and former mayor of Tegucigalpa, focuses on infrastructure, employment, education, and security [4][6]. U.S. Involvement - Former U.S. President Donald Trump publicly supported Asfura and threatened to cut economic aid to Honduras if Asfura did not win [4][6]. - Trump also announced a pardon for former President Juan Orlando Hernández, who was convicted in the U.S. for drug trafficking and corruption [6]. Election Tensions - The election atmosphere is charged, with accusations of election manipulation among the candidates. Moncada has expressed doubts about the election results and called for her supporters to remain vigilant [7].