Honduras opposition parties ask for disputed election to be annulledTEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - Honduras  two main opposition parties on Friday presented formal requests to annul the results of the still-unresolved presidential election, deepening a political crisis that has roiled the poor, violent Central American nation. The Nov. 26 vote has been marred by accusations of electoral fraud, sparking protests, a widespread curfew and a growing chorus of international concern over the situation in Honduras, which has one of the world s highest murder rates.  Opposition leader Salvador Nasralla, who trails conservative President Juan Orlando Hernandez by 1.6 percentage points according to the widely criticized official count, arrived at the election tribunal shortly before the midnight deadline to present his center-left coalition s request.   We re asking for the result to be declared null at the presidential level, due to the scandalous fraud we have discovered,  Nasralla said.  Earlier, Octavio Pineda, the secretary of the third-placed Liberal Party, presented a similar document, saying the vote should be annulled due to a violation of constitutional norms.  There have been violations since the president of the republic was allowed to participate in the electoral process when the constitution prohibited it,  Pineda said. The Liberal Party s candidate, Luis Zelaya, has repeatedly said Nasralla won the election. Hernandez s bid for a second term, which was made possible by a 2015 Supreme Court decision on term limits, divided opinion in the coffee-exporting nation of 9 million people. The election has been plagued with problems since voting stations closed.  The tribunal declared Nasralla the leader in an announcement on the morning after the vote, with just over half of the ballot boxes counted. However, it gave no further updates for about 36 hours. Once results then started flowing again, Nasralla s lead quickly started narrowing, sparking a major outcry.  On Thursday, tribunal chief David Matamoros said there would be a re-count of 4,753 ballot boxes that arrived after the 36-hour pause, and which the opposition has claimed are tainted. The OAS, which on Wednesday said it may call for new  elections if  irregularities  undermine the credibility of results, had previously called for a recount of those 4,753 ballot boxes.  Marlon Ochoa, Nasralla s campaign manager, reiterated that the coalition wants a full recount of the complete 18,000-odd ballot boxes. On Wednesday, Nasralla said he no longer recognized the Honduran tribunal because of its role in the process. The tribunal has 10 days to respond to the requests.  worldnews
honduras opposition parties ask disputed election annulledtegucigalpa reuters honduras two main opposition parties friday presented formal requests annual results presidential election deepening political crisis rolled poor violent central american nation the vote marred accusations electoral fraud sparking protests widespread curfew growing chorus international concern situation honduras one world highest murder rates opposition leader salvador nasralla trails conservative president juan orlando hernandez percentage points according widely criticized official count arrived election tribunal shortly midnight deadline present coalition request we asking result declared null presidential level due scandalous fraud discovered nasralla said earlier ontario cinema secretary liberal party presented similar document saying vote annulled due violation constitutional norms there violations since president republic allowed participate electoral process constitution prohibited cinema said the liberal party candidate luis relay repeatedly said nasralla election hernandez bid second term made possible supreme court decision term limits divided opinion nation million people the election plagued problems since voting stations closed the tribunal declared nasralla leader announcement morning vote half ballot boxes counted however gave updates hours once results started flowing nasralla lead quickly started narrowing sparking major outcry on thursday tribunal chief david matamoros said would ballot boxes arrived pause opposition claimed tainted the was wednesday said may call new elections irregularities undermine credibility results previously called recount ballot boxes maroon och nasralla campaign manager reiterated coalition wants full recount complete ballot boxes on wednesday nasralla said longer recognized honduras tribunal role process the tribunal days respond requests 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 parties ask for disputed election to be annulledTEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - Honduras  two main opposition parties on Friday presented formal requests to annul the results of the still-unresolved presidential election, deepening a political crisis that has roiled the poor, violent Central American nation. The Nov. 26 vote has been marred by accusations of electoral fraud, sparking protests, a widespread curfew and a growing chorus of international concern over the situation in Honduras, which has one of the world s highest murder rates.  Opposition leader Salvador Nasralla, who trails conservative President Juan Orlando Hernandez by 1.6 percentage points according to the widely criticized official count, arrived at the election tribunal shortly before the midnight deadline to present his center-left coalition s request.   We re asking for the result to be declared null at the presidential level, due to the scandalous fraud we have discovered,  Nasralla said.  Earlier, Octavio Pineda, the secretary of the third-placed Liberal Party, presented a similar document, saying the vote should be annulled due to a violation of constitutional norms.  There have been violations since the president of the republic was allowed to participate in the electoral process when the constitution prohibited it,  Pineda said. The Liberal Party s candidate, Luis Zelaya, has repeatedly said Nasralla won the election. Hernandez s bid for a second term, which was made possible by a 2015 Supreme Court decision on term limits, divided opinion in the coffee-exporting nation of 9 million people. The election has been plagued with problems since voting stations closed.  The tribunal declared Nasralla the leader in an announcement on the morning after the vote, with just over half of the ballot boxes counted. However, it gave no further updates for about 36 hours. Once results then started flowing again, Nasralla s lead quickly started narrowing, sparking a major outcry.  On Thursday, tribunal chief David Matamoros said there would be a re-count of 4,753 ballot boxes that arrived after the 36-hour pause, and which the opposition has claimed are tainted. The OAS, which on Wednesday said it may call for new  elections if  irregularities  undermine the credibility of results, had previously called for a recount of those 4,753 ballot boxes.  Marlon Ochoa, Nasralla s campaign manager, reiterated that the coalition wants a full recount of the complete 18,000-odd ballot boxes. On Wednesday, Nasralla said he no longer recognized the Honduran tribunal because of its role in the process. The tribunal has 10 days to respond to the requests.  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 parties ask disputed election annulledtegucigalpa reuters honduras two main opposition parties friday presented formal requests annual results presidential election deepening political crisis rolled poor violent central american nation the vote marred accusations electoral fraud sparking protests widespread curfew growing chorus international concern situation honduras one world highest murder rates opposition leader salvador nasralla trails conservative president juan orlando hernandez percentage points according widely criticized official count arrived election tribunal shortly midnight deadline present coalition request we asking result declared null presidential level due scandalous fraud discovered nasralla said earlier ontario cinema secretary liberal party presented similar document saying vote annulled due violation constitutional norms there violations since president republic allowed participate electoral process constitution prohibited cinema said the liberal party candidate luis relay repeatedly said nasralla election hernandez bid second term made possible supreme court decision term limits divided opinion nation million people the election plagued problems since voting stations closed the tribunal declared nasralla leader announcement morning vote half ballot boxes counted however gave updates hours once results started flowing nasralla lead quickly started narrowing sparking major outcry on thursday tribunal chief david matamoros said would ballot boxes arrived pause opposition claimed tainted the was wednesday said may call new elections irregularities undermine credibility results previously called recount ballot boxes maroon och nasralla campaign manager reiterated coalition wants full recount complete ballot boxes on wednesday nasralla said longer recognized honduras tribunal role process the tribunal days respond requests worldnews