<p>Protesters gathered outside Honduras’ Supreme Electoral Tribunal in capital Tegucigalpa on Monday, November 27, after President Juan Orlando Hernandez and opposition leader Salvador Nasralla both declared victory in Sunday’s election.</p><p>This video shows Nasralla’s supporters chanting and waving flags in red, the colour of his Partido Anticorrupcion, or Anti-Corruption Party. Demonstrators demanded the 64-year-old sports journalist be elected president as he gained 45 percent of the vote, while his rival received just 40.21 percent, according to El Heraldo</a>.</p><p>President Hernandez was expected to be ahead in the polls, but Nasralla reportedly made significant gains at a later stage. The president has been criticised for running for a second term; the Honduran constitution previously outlawed presidet’s re-election until a Supreme Court ruling overturned the ban in 2015, the BBC reported</a>. Credit: Instagram/julios_shots via Storyful</p><br />
