tangled up in allegations of corruption and drug trafficking could lead power in more than a decade. polls show the race is between the left wing liberty and foundation party. there are growing concerns of unrest if the victor doesn't win by a clear margin. now, the election in honduras is just the latest test facing latin america, as thorntarian trends spark concerns that democracy is crumbling across the region. cnn's matt rivers reports. >> reporter: if you're a fan of democracy, november has been a very bad month in latin america. the latest example, venezuela, which held local and regional elections on sunday. president nicolas maduro claiming victory for his party, which won 21 of 24 state governorships. he says the result is because of our hard work and our honesty. critics, though, in the outcome was already determined. the vote can't be trusted, they say, in a country where maduro