IMF bails out Honduras Coup Regime with $150 million
By dominionpaper.ca : September 02, 2009
Reuters' Spanish service and Venezeuala's Telesur are reporting that the IMF granted US$150 million to the defacto regime in Honduras, which is now into into its third month. Both reports stem from a press release by the Honduran Central Bank (BCH).
Honduran Embassy Website: Report by Gov't. of President Zelaya on Coup
By hondurasoye.wordpress.com : September 02, 2009
The Honduran embassy in Washington has posted a very important document to its website entitled, "Government of President Jose Manuel Zelaya Preliminary Report Regarding the Coup d'Etat." Below is a brief excerpt followed by a link that will take you to the embassy website where you will find the full report.
Honduras Update September 2 2009
By peoplesweeklyworldblog.blogspot.com : September 02, 2009
The minister of foreign affairs and cooperation of Spain is quoted in the Spanish daily El Pais as saying that both Spain and the European Union will only deal with the government of Manuel Zelaya of Honduras, not with the coup de facto government of Roberto Micheletti.
Resistance in Honduras: Fight for Real Independence
By Cuban News Agency - ain.cubaweb.cu : September 02, 2009
The National Liberation Front against the Coup d'état in Honduras said in Tegucigalpa that people are fighting for the definitive and true independence of the nation.
Honduran Protests on Day 67
By prensa-latina.cu : September 02, 2009
Honduran people's aspirations have been increasing, as well as the y have extended their peaceful resistance against the June 28 military coup, after 67 consecutive days of protests.
US Agency Finances Honduran Coup Perpetrators
By Cuban News Agency - ain.cubaweb.cu : September 02, 2009
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) supports with millions of dollars the current de facto regime ruling in Honduras.
Ousted Honduran leader asks US for harder line
By AFP - google.com : September 02, 2009
Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya on Wednesday challenged the United States to be firmer and clearer in a new condemnation of the army coup that ousted him, sending his country into chaos.
Zelaya-Clinton: Human Rights/Honduran Military: Making Election Threats
By hondurasoye.wordpress.com : September 02, 2009
President Zelaya's talk at George Washington University included a grave assessment of the human rights situation in Honduras under the de facto regime of Roberto Micheletti. President Zelaya says human rights will be a topic of discussion when he meets with Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, tomorrow and from whom he wants "convincing" talk.
US's 'arc of instability' just gets bigger
By Pepe Escobar - atimes.com : September 02, 2009
Kosovo, incidentally, is known as the Colombia of the Balkans. What Washington calls the "Western hemisphere" is a sub-section of the New Great Game. The linkage between the recent military coup in Honduras, the return of the living dead - that is, the resurrection of the US Navy's Fourth Fleet in July 2008 - and now the turbo-charging of seven US military bases in Colombia is not to be blamed merely on continuity from president George W Bush to Obama. Not really. This is all about the internal logic of Full Spectrum Dominance.
Unions Leading Efforts To Return Ousted President in Honduras
By labornotes.org : September 02, 2009
It appeared that most of the leaders we talked to, unionists and peasant leaders, hadn't even voted for Zelaya. But now they were demanding his return and facing arrest and police violence to do so. Why would they care to defend a president from an elite party, who inherited wealth and made even more as a rancher and lumber baron?
Strong Popular Rejection at Start of Electoral Campaign in Honduras
By periodico26.cu : September 02, 2009
The campaign for the general elections on November 29 in Honduras officially began today and has been rejected by extensive social sectors opposed to the military coup that took place last June 28.
IMF gives $150 million to Honduras
By presstv.ir : September 02, 2009
The de facto government of Honduras has received $150 million from the International Monetary Fund even though President Manuel Zelaya was ousted in a coup in June.
Zelaya: Honduras election 'a fraud'
By aljazeera.net : September 02, 2009
Manuel Zelaya, the ousted Honduran president, has said elections is his country due to be held on November 29 will be viewed as a fraud by the international community.
La Gringa Claims No Evidence Of Human Rights Violations With Current Coup Regime
By hondurancampesino.org : September 02, 2009
I was startled to note that La Gringa from that trashy expat blog called La Gringas Blogicito made a post on her site which shows the 2008 Human Rights Violations of Mel Zelaya's term in office. But then she aggravates the situation by stating this: "Organizations and media outlets that report bloodbaths, massacres, disappearances, gang rapes, detention camps, and continual media suppression without one shred of evidence are irresponsible and are using what should be of grave concern to all the world - human rights - as a political tool."
Zelaya does DC
By ourlatinamerica.blogspot.com : September 02, 2009
Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya met with OAS officials yesterday, where he was assured that members states would not recognize the November elections unless he presided over them. This morning he gave a speech at the George Washington University.
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