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(7 Jan 2018) Thousands of demonstrators led by opposition leader Salvador Nasralla gathered in Honduras' second-largest city on Saturday to protest the re-election of President Juan Orlando Hernandez in a vote they say was fraudulent.
"We will not stop until Hernandez says he's leaving," Nasralla told supporters, many of whom chanted "JOH out!" referring to Hernandez.
It was the first such march in San Pedro Sula since the November 26 election, and the losing candidate once again appealed to the Organization of American States and the countries that have recognized Hernandez's victory to listen to the protesters.
According to the official count, Hernandez won with 42.95 percent to 41.42 for Nasralla.
However, the OAS called for a repeat of the vote, saying the official version of the count included "extreme statistical improbability."
But the Honduran government has refused and some states, among others the United States, Mexico and Colombia, have already recognised the results.
The street protests in Honduras left at least 17 dead in December, but Saturday's march occurred without incident.

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