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• U.S. cuts non-humanitarian aid to Honduras

  Thu Sep 3, 2009
  • The Obama administration is, if anything, naive.

• Honduras and Iran: Obama Betrays Freedom Again

  Fri Jul 3, 2009
  • Actually the Constitution does provide for referendums, but the law to regulate that process was not in place until recently.

• Honduras and Iran: Obama Betrays Freedom Again

  Fri Jul 3, 2009
  • As a Honduran I want to make a brief cap of the situation: 1. The Honduras Constitution does not provide a process for impeachment of a president.

• Top Honduran Military Lawyer: We Broke The Law

  Fri Jul 3, 2009
  • Beyond the legal implications of the way Zelaya was removed we must also look at the practical realities if he had stayed in the country, apprehended and incarcerated.

• President's Ouster Legal, New Honduran Leaders Contend

  Wed Jul 1, 2009
  • So far the international community has claimed that what happened in Honduras was coup in the style that were common in the 60's and 70's, but the reality is different this is a new type of government removal.

• Ousted Honduran head 'to return'

  Tue Jun 30, 2009
  • djd, How naive can you be? Don't you know that voting events are not won by the people who vote but by the people who count the votes? The voting was being carried out by people aligned and paid by Zelaya. Of course I don't even want to begin again in relation to the illegality of the action.

• US suspends military relations with Honduras

  Sun Jun 28, 2009
  • I love your exposition, as it gives me the chance to answer paragraph by paragraph: Zelaya clearly stated that the objective of the changes in the constitution were to be able to remove presidents or dissolve congress by popular vote and allow for reelection.

• UN Resolution Backs Honduras Head's Return

  Tue Jun 30, 2009
  • It sad to see how the international community is being deceived, but Zelaya's own words might prove his undoing, amongst his lies I can highlight: 1. Shooting of buses full of people: This has not happened

• Ousted Honduran head 'to return'

  Tue Jun 30, 2009
  • That's the theory, but in practice what will happen is that there will be a mob there to support him and officers (police and armed forces) trying to avoid this mob from freeing him and instead put him custody. This will result in injuries and quite possible deaths.

• UN General Assembly condemns coup in Honduras

  Tue Jun 30, 2009
  • It was very sad to see Mr. Zelaya in front of the UN. Sad because he decieved the UN with lies such as: 1. Shooting of buses full of people: This has not happended