Presidenet Zelaya returns to Honduras on Thursday

Thanks for posting your story.

Readers should be aware that reporting from Venezuela has turned rather difficult. Internet control, radio and TV censorship, power shortage, curfew and the detention of foreign journalists have prevented Venezuelans from learning what is happening in their own country. Any pro Zelaya report from Venezuela is most appreciated though.

Rahul,

The response was quite fitting.

You are not correct in your interpretation regarding the UN resolution. Read it again and come back with the truth.

What readers will find really confusing is why, with all your statements as to what is happening in Honduras, are there tens of thousands of people marching in support of the Constitution and the new president of Honduras.

This is happening now.

http://www.laprensahn.com/Secciones-Secundarias/Videos/?v=8wkzcodz2eab

Further, seeing as you have all the information, why do you not post images or some kind of evidence of your claims?

The president should have been impeached, tried and found guilty of usurping the constitution, and then put in prison.

Let's hope that is what happens when he returns.

The "tyranny" is an inflammatory word, and the charge lacks support. The vast majority of people in Honduras support the removal from office of the ex-president.

An article that excludes essential details such as the reasons for the removal is an opinion piece, at best.

Again and again you have no clue as to what is going on here so I repectfully ask you keep it to yourself or fly in and I'll meet your at the airport and I'll show you whats really going on!!!!

To readers interested in news on Honduras, from Honduras please read my articles posted at:

www.nowpublic.com/utilaeastwind

Dear reader, please refer to sources for any fact you may require. Translating them from Spanish should not prevent you for understanding them.

Thanks for posting a link to your story. Readers should be aware that reporting from Honduras has turned rather difficult. Internet control, radio and TV censorship, power shortage, curfew and the detention of foreign journalists have prevented Hondurans from learning what is happening in their own country. Any pro coup report from Honduras is most appreciated though.

Thanks for posting your copy cat argument. This weak response attempts to confuse readers over what is happening in Honduras and elsewhere. In addition, it does not provide facts. Nor does it contradict the detention of AP and Telesur staff yesterday. Readers should be aware that Telesur headquarters is in Caracas, Venezuela. 

•  UN and OAS have demanded the return of Zelaya at once. EU has recalled their Ambassadors to Tegucigalpa. Argentinean and Ecuadorian Presidents will accompany Zelaya`s return on Thursday. The President of UN General Assembly and the General Secretary will join them too.

• There is a General strike going on in Honduras. Spontaneous demonstrations for Manuel Zelaya are taking place now. As Radio and TV control have been set up by the current Tyranny, people have used word of mouth to organize their protests. There is also a pro Tyranny demonstration taking place. It is broadcasted by intervened Honduran local media.

Thanks for your contribution to the story. Previous contribution have explained the mood surrounding the democratic consultation due on Sunday and else. Thus,  essential details such as the reasons for the removal had been submitted from different points of view and ideological backgrouds. It is a sad, the NP related story option does not prompt such contribution in all posted stories. Recounting every event and possible explanation in each story would turn NP contributions into Historical account or essays instead of a post modernistic piece of interpretation on a single event.  And where is one to begin or stop?