A total of 3,000 Honduran and over 300 international observers will monitor the November 29th presidential elections in Honduras, the country’s Supreme Electoral Tribunal has said.
International monitors will include EU observers, U.S. representatives of the Democrat and Republican parties, and a government delegation from Panama is also due to monitor the polls. Just recently Germany has been added to the list.
According to AP, Costa Rica may recognize them as well. Read AP Article Here.
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1 gonow // Nov 28, 2009 at 11:38 am
where were all these election observers when they were needed in u.s.a [bush election!] , iran , afghanistan or the philippines 57 people got murderd there this week including 29 election reporters…. ?? and brazil still thinks the election is not fair unless zelaya is in charge … the problem with brazil is they want to get rid of zelaya …….. you see guests are just like fish you keep them around to long they start to smell………..