OAS Insulza: There was a military coup against President Zelaya.

Updates: " About 10,000 supporters of the president ousted in a military coup June 28 again marched in his support Saturday, blocking traffic close to the presidential palace, which is occupied by a caretaker...

Incoherence and double standards in my 4th of July celebrations

As many of you already know, I was born and grew up in Brazil as a son of a middle class family and nowadays I carry both Brazilian and American citizenship ; my father was a Doctor for the Brazilian Army and my...

Honduras withdraws from OAS. "Political organization not Judge"

Honduras 12:40am, June 3rd   The new President the Republic of Honduras, Roberto Micheletti, announced the withdrawal of Honduras from the Organization of American States “effective immediately” after a brief visit from the secretary general Jose Miguel...

Honduras removal of President Legal. Constitution has Vaccine.

There is plenty of speculation regarding the legality of the transfer of power from former President Zelaya to current President Micheletti. To clarify please read the following opinion from a well noted...

Coup Confusion in Honduras: Zelaya vs. Micheletti

A crisis of democracy is underway in Honduras, as protesters muster forces on either side of a dispute over whether ousted President Manuel Zelaya has been removed from power legally. Roberto Micheletti has taken over as interim leader and his government is unwilling to...

Crisis in Honduras. The World needs answers

These are articles and editorials, reported from Honduras by  The Utila East Wind, which chronicle the events that preceded the removal of former Honduran President Manuel Zelaya. Hugo Chavez and...

UN demands restitution of Honduran President Zelaya at once

Caracas, Venezuela, 30 June 2009. After hearnig his intervention at the UN General Assembly in New York, delegates approved by unanimity a  "resolution calling for the reinstatement of ousted Honduran...

Presidenet Zelaya returns to Honduras on Thursday

Caracas, Venezuela, 29 June 2009. Honduran President Manuel Zelaya announced his return to Honduras on Thursday. He would be accompanied by OAS General Secretary and probably some other Latin American leaders. ...

Chavez states “The Strike has started”. Honduras “Surrounded”

HONDURAS 29th June 2009 6:20am Hugo Chavez, President of Venezuela, Sandinista President Daniel Ortega, President Rafael Correa of Ecuador and the Cuban Foreign Minister all met under the ALBA Flag in Managua,...

Is Honduras to endure a dictorship again?

"cured by more democracy" Alfred Emanuel Smith. Events in the last hours have turned Honduras’s political system into a dictatorship again. A combination of greedy politicians and cold war minded...

Honduras President Mel Zelaya Kidnapped in Military Coup

Updated V: Roberto Micheletti took oath as the new Head of State of Honduras amid international and regional condemnation of the coup this morning that ousted President Manuel Zelaya and forced him...

Honduran President denies Resignation. Chavez "We Will Mobilize"

The President of Honduras is reported to have left the Country along with his most loyal aides amid confusion. Local TV and news services have not been broadcasting and internet connections not operating. ...

Chavez blames "Bougoise" Calls to Mobilize in Honduras

  Hugo Chavez is adding plenty of fuel to the Political crisis in Honduras and may be ready to strike the match.   "Running in Honduras is a coup. It is the bourgeoisie, an alliance of bourgeois...

Honduras nears Chaos as Military Units Circle Presidential Palace

The Supreme Court has just ordered the return of the Top General in Honduras just hours after President Zelaya ordered him dismissed. General Vasquez, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs was removed last...

Rumors of Coup d'etat in Honduras denied by officials

The streets of the Capital were quiet last night with normally bustling restaurants and bars near empty, for fear of a Military Coup. Across the country rumors spread of an impending Coup d'Etat in...

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