File photo taken on Nov. 26, 2017 shows Honduras' President Juan Orlando Hernandez (C) greeting his supporters after knowing the preliminary results of the presidential elections in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Honduras' Supreme Electoral Court (TSE) declared on Sunday incumbent President Juan Orlando Hernandez as winner of the Nov. 26 elections after defeating Salvador Nasralla from the opposition alliance. (Xinhua/Rafael Ochoa)
TEGUCIGALPA, Dec. 17 (Xinhua) -- Honduras' Supreme Electoral Court (TSE) declared on Sunday that President Juan Orlando Hernandez was the winner of the elections on Nov. 26, and will serve a second term in office after defeating Salvador Nasralla from the Opposition Alliance.
Hernandez of the ruling National Party obtained 42.95 percent of the vote, with Nasralla gaining 41.42 percent, said David Matamoros, the TSE president, in an official statement.
