This is John Batchel, speaking to colleague Alejandro Pena Excluza from Venezuela, about the election

pending in Honduras, a small state in Central America. Apparently, it was a widely known

that Caracas, that is Maduro, under attack by all manner of voices, including the United States Navy, has decided he's going

to steal the election in Honduras.

Alejandro explains, it's not a light risk, not at all, not the way the Latin American

dictators work.

The ballot. The ballot.

The ballot is vulnerable.

Here's Alejandro to explain how everybody informed everybody.

No, including my good colleague, Mary Anastasio Grady, at the Wall Street Journal.

She's written it up in her most recent column.

You can enjoy it.

Much more of this tonight. Yeah, John. It is well known. Maduro has sent some agents to perpetrate a fraud

over there because there are three main candidates. Tito Asfura from the National Party,

Salvador Nasralla from Liberal Party, and Rizzi Moncada, from the Partido Libre belonging to the Sao Paulo Forum, and as you said, she is a substitute of Scipio Mara Castro, the actual president of Honduras. She is last imposed, Risi Moncada.

And the other two, they're pretty much, there's a technical tie between the two of them.

But surely, surely the communist candidate will not win.

So the only alternative they have is to commit fraud.

Everybody is aware of it.

It's in all media.

Even this has been denounced by Maria Elvira Salazar, American congressman.

It's been written by Maria Anastasia O'Grady in the Wall Street Journal.

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