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Honduran army enforces curfew after vote count stalls

TEGUCIGALPA: Honduran security forces fanned out on Saturday to enforce a curfew as sporadic demonstrations continued over a contested presidential election that triggered violent protests that have killed at least three people

Updated At : 03:50 PM Dec 03, 2017 IST

The government declared the curfew on Friday, expanding powers for the army and police to detain people and break up blockades of roads, bridges and public buildings. AFP

Tegucigalpa, December 3

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