population is vaccinated in switzerland and neighboring austria and germany. in honduras, voters went to the polls today to choose their next president in what is being called the most significant eltion in more than a decade. in a tight race, the ruling conservative party candidate nasry asfura is facing xiomara castro who will make history as the first female president if she wins. castro is the country's former first lady, and is considered to be the only candidate with a chance to defeat asfura and remove his national party from 12 years in power. crime and poverty have forced many residents to flee north, and the biden administration says it is monitoring the vote closely. leading up to today's election, political violence has increased in honduras, with attacks against some candidates and their supporters. preliminary results are expected late tonight. in taiwan, officials claimed 27 chinese aircraft entered the country's defense buffer zone today. on taiwan's defense minister's

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