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Only God can stop Libre, he remains in power: Apostle Chago
The apostle, known for his unique way of preaching, said that the elections should be won by “whoever is the best.”
The apostle Santiago Zúniga, better known as ‘ Chago ‘, referred this Thursday to the political situation in Honduras and asserted that the next general elections will be won by the Liberty and Refoundation party ( Libre ).
Chago has always expressed his support for the Libre party, even at the beginning of the government (2022) he assured that the party coordinator, Manuel Zelaya Rosales, was going to give him a Prado truck and although in 2024 he obtained it, he said that he did not receive it from him but through other means.
The apostle, known for his particular way of preaching, said that the elections should be won by “whoever is the best.” He also assured that the Libre party has no rival.
“Only God can stop Libre from leaving the presidency, only God can stop him, otherwise there is no rival for Libre,” he said.
Similarly, Apostle Chago referred to the arrival of Donald Trump to the presidency of the United States, expressing that although it has been warned that Trump will arrive with a heavy hand, he believes that he has “good ideas for the world.”
Santiago Zúniga has always expressed his affiliation with the party and has even visited the Presidential Palace.
Honduras elections
In Honduras, the 2025 electoral process will be held in two key stages: the primary elections and the general elections. The primary elections are scheduled for March 9, 2025, in which political parties will select their candidates for the general elections.
The Liberal Party (PL), the National Party (PN) and the Liberty and Refoundation Party (Libre) will participate in this phase.
The updated electoral census indicates that approximately 5.8 million Hondurans are eligible to vote in the primaries.
The National Electoral Council (CNE) has begun receiving the technological equipment necessary for the transmission of results in the primaries, awarding the contract to the company Smartmatic to guarantee the transparency of the process.
As the election approaches, both government and opposition leaders have expressed concerns about possible electoral fraud, although no concrete evidence has been presented to support these claims so far.
