Honduras opposition proposes election recount or run-offTEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - The Honduran opposition battling President Juan Orlando Hernandez over a disputed presidential election proposed on Tuesday that a run-off be held if authorities would not recount the entire vote. TV star Salvador Nasralla, who claimed victory in the Nov. 26 election after early results put him ahead of Hernandez, has been locked in a bitter row over the vote count since the process broke down and suddenly swung in the president s favor. The dispute has sparked deadly protests and a night-time curfew in the poor, violent Central American country.  On Tuesday, Nasralla said the electoral tribunal should review virtually all the voting cards.  If you don t agree with that, let s go to a run-off between (Hernandez) and Salvador Nasralla,  he said on Twitter. Former President Manuel Zelaya, who was ousted in a 2009 coup and now backs Nasralla, said that the opposition was seeking a total recount of the vote, or legislation to permit a run-off, which is not used in Honduras. Hernandez, who has been praised by the United States for his crackdown on violent street gangs, indicated later on Tuesday that his party might be willing to check all votes.  We re open to checking, that there s a review of one, two, three, however many,  he said.  They talk about 5,000 (polling stations), of more, of less; there s no problem, but it has to be under the procedures established by Honduran law.   Hernandez has not claimed victory in broadcast comments in recent days, but said on Tuesday that  there will soon be time to celebrate,  and praised his center-right National Party for containing itself during the turmoil that has followed the vote.  That doesn t mean it s not a vigorous party, and when they see it in the street, they ll see something extraordinary they haven t seen yet,  he added, without elaborating. Authorities took a week to count votes in the nation of 9 million people, but the Organization of American States (OAS) said results were marked by irregularities and errors.  The tribunal has not declared an official winner, but the results gave a 1.60 percentage point advantage to Hernandez over Nasralla, who says tally sheets from ballot boxes were altered and has declared himself the rightful winner. On Tuesday, the top official at the electoral tribunal, David Matamoros, invited the opposition to compare their copies of voter tally sheets with the official body s versions. Matamoros also said the tribunal would extend a deadline for legal challenges to Friday from Wednesday.  Street protests in favor of Nasralla that began last week continued on Tuesday afternoon. Dozens of people, including police officers, gathered at the Tegucigalpa headquarters of Honduras  elite police force yelling  Out, JOH,  referring to Hernandez s initials. Some rebel police officers had refused to crack down on demonstrations on Monday, urging the government to resolve the political deadlock. But the police force said on Tuesday it had agreed to a deal under which it will not be asked to  repress  legitimate protest. If demonstrators are caught breaking curfew, their cases will be reviewed, but police officers will also accompany them home, a spokesman said.  Nasralla s center-left Alliance bloc previously demanded a recount of nearly a third of tally sheets, a request that was backed by the OAS and European Union election observers. The Alliance is also expected to formally contest the results.  Early last week, Nasralla, a 64-year-old former sportscaster and game show host, appeared set for an upset victory, gaining a five-point lead with more than half of the ballots tallied. The count halted for more than a day, and began leaning in favor of Hernandez after resuming. worldnews
honduras opposition proposes election recount reuters the honduras opposition battling president juan orlando hernandez disputed presidential election proposed tuesday held authorities would recount entire vote tv star salvador nasralla claimed victory election early results put ahead hernandez locked bitter row vote count since process broke suddenly swung president favor the dispute sparked deadly protests curfew poor violent central american country on tuesday nasralla said electoral tribunal review virtually voting cards if agree let go hernandez salvador nasralla said twitter former president manuel relay ousted coup backs nasralla said opposition seeking total recount vote legislation permit used honduras hernandez praised united states crackdown violent street gangs indicated later tuesday party might willing check votes we open checking review one two three however many said they talk polling stations less problem procedures established honduras law hernandez claimed victory broadcast comments recent days said tuesday soon time celebrate praised national party containing turmoil followed vote that mean vigorous party see street see something extraordinary seen yet added without elaboration authorities took week count votes nation million people organization american states was said results marked irregularities errors the tribunal declared official winner results gave percentage point advantage hernandez nasralla says tally sheets ballot boxes altered declared rightful winner on tuesday top official electoral tribunal david matamoros invited opposition compare copies voter tally sheets official body versions matamoros also said tribunal would extend deadline legal challenges friday wednesday street protests favor nasralla began last week continued tuesday afternoon dozens people including police officers gathered tegucigalpa headquarters honduras elite police force yelling out joh referring hernandez initials some rebel police officers refused crack demonstrations monday urging government resolve political deadlock but police force said tuesday agreed deal asked redress legitimate protest if demonstrators caught breaking curfew cases reviewed police officers also accompany home spokesman said nasralla alliance bloc previously demanded recount nearly third tally sheets request backed was european union election observers the alliance also expected formally contest results early last week nasralla former sportscaster game show host appeared set upset victory gaining lead half ballots tallied the count halted day began leaning favor hernandez resuming worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Honduras opposition proposes election recount or run-offTEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - The Honduran opposition battling President Juan Orlando Hernandez over a disputed presidential election proposed on Tuesday that a run-off be held if authorities would not recount the entire vote. TV star Salvador Nasralla, who claimed victory in the Nov. 26 election after early results put him ahead of Hernandez, has been locked in a bitter row over the vote count since the process broke down and suddenly swung in the president s favor. The dispute has sparked deadly protests and a night-time curfew in the poor, violent Central American country.  On Tuesday, Nasralla said the electoral tribunal should review virtually all the voting cards.  If you don t agree with that, let s go to a run-off between (Hernandez) and Salvador Nasralla,  he said on Twitter. Former President Manuel Zelaya, who was ousted in a 2009 coup and now backs Nasralla, said that the opposition was seeking a total recount of the vote, or legislation to permit a run-off, which is not used in Honduras. Hernandez, who has been praised by the United States for his crackdown on violent street gangs, indicated later on Tuesday that his party might be willing to check all votes.  We re open to checking, that there s a review of one, two, three, however many,  he said.  They talk about 5,000 (polling stations), of more, of less; there s no problem, but it has to be under the procedures established by Honduran law.   Hernandez has not claimed victory in broadcast comments in recent days, but said on Tuesday that  there will soon be time to celebrate,  and praised his center-right National Party for containing itself during the turmoil that has followed the vote.  That doesn t mean it s not a vigorous party, and when they see it in the street, they ll see something extraordinary they haven t seen yet,  he added, without elaborating. Authorities took a week to count votes in the nation of 9 million people, but the Organization of American States (OAS) said results were marked by irregularities and errors.  The tribunal has not declared an official winner, but the results gave a 1.60 percentage point advantage to Hernandez over Nasralla, who says tally sheets from ballot boxes were altered and has declared himself the rightful winner. On Tuesday, the top official at the electoral tribunal, David Matamoros, invited the opposition to compare their copies of voter tally sheets with the official body s versions. Matamoros also said the tribunal would extend a deadline for legal challenges to Friday from Wednesday.  Street protests in favor of Nasralla that began last week continued on Tuesday afternoon. Dozens of people, including police officers, gathered at the Tegucigalpa headquarters of Honduras  elite police force yelling  Out, JOH,  referring to Hernandez s initials. Some rebel police officers had refused to crack down on demonstrations on Monday, urging the government to resolve the political deadlock. But the police force said on Tuesday it had agreed to a deal under which it will not be asked to  repress  legitimate protest. If demonstrators are caught breaking curfew, their cases will be reviewed, but police officers will also accompany them home, a spokesman said.  Nasralla s center-left Alliance bloc previously demanded a recount of nearly a third of tally sheets, a request that was backed by the OAS and European Union election observers. The Alliance is also expected to formally contest the results.  Early last week, Nasralla, a 64-year-old former sportscaster and game show host, appeared set for an upset victory, gaining a five-point lead with more than half of the ballots tallied. The count halted for more than a day, and began leaning in favor of Hernandez after resuming. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: honduras opposition proposes election recount reuters the honduras opposition battling president juan orlando hernandez disputed presidential election proposed tuesday held authorities would recount entire vote tv star salvador nasralla claimed victory election early results put ahead hernandez locked bitter row vote count since process broke suddenly swung president favor the dispute sparked deadly protests curfew poor violent central american country on tuesday nasralla said electoral tribunal review virtually voting cards if agree let go hernandez salvador nasralla said twitter former president manuel relay ousted coup backs nasralla said opposition seeking total recount vote legislation permit used honduras hernandez praised united states crackdown violent street gangs indicated later tuesday party might willing check votes we open checking review one two three however many said they talk polling stations less problem procedures established honduras law hernandez claimed victory broadcast comments recent days said tuesday soon time celebrate praised national party containing turmoil followed vote that mean vigorous party see street see something extraordinary seen yet added without elaboration authorities took week count votes nation million people organization american states was said results marked irregularities errors the tribunal declared official winner results gave percentage point advantage hernandez nasralla says tally sheets ballot boxes altered declared rightful winner on tuesday top official electoral tribunal david matamoros invited opposition compare copies voter tally sheets official body versions matamoros also said tribunal would extend deadline legal challenges friday wednesday street protests favor nasralla began last week continued tuesday afternoon dozens people including police officers gathered tegucigalpa headquarters honduras elite police force yelling out joh referring hernandez initials some rebel police officers refused crack demonstrations monday urging government resolve political deadlock but police force said tuesday agreed deal asked redress legitimate protest if demonstrators caught breaking curfew cases reviewed police officers also accompany home spokesman said nasralla alliance bloc previously demanded recount nearly third tally sheets request backed was european union election observers the alliance also expected formally contest results early last week nasralla former sportscaster game show host appeared set upset victory gaining lead half ballots tallied the count halted day began leaning favor hernandez resuming worldnews