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Conservative Appears to Have Won in Honduras

The New York Times, 30 November 2009

Publié le : 30 novembre 2009

Elisabeth Malkin

"TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras Porfirio Lobo, a longtime conservative politician, appeared to have won on Sunday in the Honduran presidential election, which many hoped could help the country emerge from the crisis caused by last summer's coup and end its isolation.

"The electoral tribunal said Sunday night that Mr. Lobo had 52 percent of the vote, with almost two-thirds of the votes counted. That gave him a margin of more than 16 percentage points over his main opponent, Elvin Santos. Shortly before midnight, Mr. Santos conceded, Reuters reported."

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