Sad News in Honduras ~

[Bible Speaks]

Sad News in Honduras ~ 

For about a week now in Honduras, Meetings, assemblies and preaching have been suspended  until further notice. 

Curfew have been enforced due to the anger of the population following the recent presidential election.

There have also been  damage and looting.
Let us hope in Jehovah that our brothers and others will be well and soon return to their activities. 

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[Angie Kirwan]

We can expect nothing less from this system!!! Lift up your heads! Your deliverence is near!!!

[Bible Speaks]

Prayers for our Brothers and Sisters!

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Honduran security forces fanned out on Saturday to enforce a curfew that emptied streets after a contested presidential election triggered looting and violent protests that have left at least three people dead.

Hundreds have been arrested after the tally from last Sunday's presidential race stalled without a clear winner and opposition leaders accused the government of trying to steal the election. 

TV star Salvador Nasralla on Saturday accused his rival, President Juan Orlando Hernandez, of carrying out a coup by manipulating the vote count and declaring the curfew to stifle protests.

International concern has grown about the electoral crisis in the poor Central American country, which struggles with violent drug gangs and one of the world's highest murder rates.

Lines formed at supermarkets and gas stations early Saturday as people stocked up on supplies, but many shops were shuttered and others closed early as groups of workers waited to catch buses and get back to their homes before the 6 p.m-to-6 a.m. curfew took effect.

Nasralla's early lead on Monday was later reversed in favor of Hernandez, leading to accusations of vote fraud and calls for protests. Disputed votes could swing the outcome.

Electoral authorities have proposed recounting around 6 percent of the vote, but Nasralla's party has demanded a wider recount, forcing a standoff with the ruling party and election authorities.

Heide Fulton, the top official at the U.S. Embassy, which does not currently have an ambassador, called for Hondurans to refrain from violence. "The Supreme Electoral Tribunal must have the time and space to count all votes transparently and free from interference," she said Saturday on Twitter.

One man was killed in the port city of La Ceiba on Friday and a 19-year old woman was shot in the head early Saturday in Tegucigalpa as soldiers busted up protesters' blockades of rubble and burning tires that had snarled traffic in the capital and major ports, a spokesman for the national police said.

On Friday, police had reported another protester was killed in La Ceiba. 200-plus arrests

More than 200 people have been arrested and more than 20 injuries have been reported.

[Bible Speaks]

3 hours ago, Angie Kirwan said:

We can expect nothing less from this system!!! Lift up your heads! Your deliverence is near!!!

@Angie Kirwan

More violence coming and earthquakes they say 2018! Let God’s Kingdom come!

 Thank you for your support! 

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