TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — Reyna Vega whips up simple breakfasts of eggs, fried bananas with cream and refried beans with corn tortillas at her simple two-table eatery in the center of the Honduran capital.
The 52-year-old said Monday that over the past four years, prices for all of those things have risen — as have prices in most of the world — so she was eager to cast her vote in the Honduran presidential election on Sunday for a man who made her think of better times — former Tegucigalpa Mayor Nasry Asfura.
Her support for the National Party’s Asfura — who as mayor paved roads and improved the capital’s infrastructure — was motivated in part…
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