Protesters injured in Honduras clashes as electoral crisis rumbles onTEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - Over two dozen people were injured in clashes on Friday between Honduran security forces and protesters demanding a vote recount for last month s contentious and still unresolved presidential election, according to the Red Cross.  Supporters of the center-left Opposition Alliance Against the Dictatorship, led by TV star Salvador Nasralla, set fire to tires across the country, blocking major thoroughfares in the capital, Tegucigalpa, and the second city of San Pedro Sula.  Police and soldiers responded with tear gas to rock-throwing protesters who set fire to a vehicle for carrying soldiers in Tegucigalpa. Near San Pedro Sula, protesters blocked a road leading to the key Puerto Cortes port, before being moved on by security forces. The Honduran branch of the International Committee of the Red Cross said that 27 people had been injured in the clashes. At least five of those injured in the northern city of Villanueva, near San Pedro Sula, had been shot, it said. Honduras has been roiled by political instability in the wake of the Nov. 26 vote, which remains unresolved. Nasralla trails conservative President Juan Orlando Hernandez by 1.6 percentage points according to the official count, which has been questioned by the two main opposition parties and a wide swathe of the diplomatic corps. Honduras  electoral tribunal said on Sunday that a partial recount of votes showed broadly the same result as previously, maintaining Hernandez s lead. It has until Dec. 26 to declare a winner. Last week, Honduras  two main opposition parties presented formal requests to annul the results of the election. worldnews
protesters injured honduras clashes electoral crisis fumbles ontegucigalpa reuters over two dozen people injured clashes friday honduras security forces protesters demanding vote recount last month contentious still unresolved presidential election according red cross supporters opposition alliance against dictatorship led tv star salvador nasralla set fire tires across country blocking major thoroughfare capital tegucigalpa second city san pedro sul police soldiers responded tear gas protesters set fire vehicle carrying soldiers tegucigalpa near san pedro sul protesters blocked road leading key puerto cortex port moved security forces the honduras branch international committee red cross said people injured clashes at least five injured northern city villanueva near san pedro sul shot said honduras rolled political instability wake vote remains unresolved nasralla trails conservative president juan orlando hernandez percentage points according official count questioned two main opposition parties wide swath diplomatic corps honduras electoral tribunal said sunday partial recount votes showed broadly result previously maintaining hernandez lead it declare winner last week honduras two main opposition parties presented formal requests annual results election 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: Protesters injured in Honduras clashes as electoral crisis rumbles onTEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - Over two dozen people were injured in clashes on Friday between Honduran security forces and protesters demanding a vote recount for last month s contentious and still unresolved presidential election, according to the Red Cross.  Supporters of the center-left Opposition Alliance Against the Dictatorship, led by TV star Salvador Nasralla, set fire to tires across the country, blocking major thoroughfares in the capital, Tegucigalpa, and the second city of San Pedro Sula.  Police and soldiers responded with tear gas to rock-throwing protesters who set fire to a vehicle for carrying soldiers in Tegucigalpa. Near San Pedro Sula, protesters blocked a road leading to the key Puerto Cortes port, before being moved on by security forces. The Honduran branch of the International Committee of the Red Cross said that 27 people had been injured in the clashes. At least five of those injured in the northern city of Villanueva, near San Pedro Sula, had been shot, it said. Honduras has been roiled by political instability in the wake of the Nov. 26 vote, which remains unresolved. Nasralla trails conservative President Juan Orlando Hernandez by 1.6 percentage points according to the official count, which has been questioned by the two main opposition parties and a wide swathe of the diplomatic corps. Honduras  electoral tribunal said on Sunday that a partial recount of votes showed broadly the same result as previously, maintaining Hernandez s lead. It has until Dec. 26 to declare a winner. Last week, Honduras  two main opposition parties presented formal requests to annul the results of the election. 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: protesters injured honduras clashes electoral crisis fumbles ontegucigalpa reuters over two dozen people injured clashes friday honduras security forces protesters demanding vote recount last month contentious still unresolved presidential election according red cross supporters opposition alliance against dictatorship led tv star salvador nasralla set fire tires across country blocking major thoroughfare capital tegucigalpa second city san pedro sul police soldiers responded tear gas protesters set fire vehicle carrying soldiers tegucigalpa near san pedro sul protesters blocked road leading key puerto cortex port moved security forces the honduras branch international committee red cross said people injured clashes at least five injured northern city villanueva near san pedro sul shot said honduras rolled political instability wake vote remains unresolved nasralla trails conservative president juan orlando hernandez percentage points according official count questioned two main opposition parties wide swath diplomatic corps honduras electoral tribunal said sunday partial recount votes showed broadly result previously maintaining hernandez lead it declare winner last week honduras two main opposition parties presented formal requests annual results election worldnews