Two Hondurans Headed for Clash

By admin | Jul 1, 2009

The two presidents of Honduras were headed on a collision course Tuesday, as the president ousted by a coup vowed to return and his replacement threatened to arrest him the minute he lands.
Neither side seemed willing to bend in a looming confrontation that is the first test of the Obama administration’s diplomacy and clout in [...]

Honduran Democratic Process

By admin | Jun 29, 2009

This week’s military coup in Honduras has complicated the power struggle in the region. Honduras as well as Latin America has not had a military coup in the region for many years. Lets first define what a military coup is according to Wikipedia a military coup is the sudden, unconstitutional deposition of a legitimate government [...]

Honduras Military Coup

By admin | Jun 28, 2009

On the Day of the National Survey for Constitutional Reform, the Honduran President Was Captured by the Military
According to reports from national human rights organizations, at approximately 1am the president of Honduras, Mel Zelaya and his family were captured by the military. He was taken to a military airport. He denounced the military [...]

Honduras tense as Zelaya readies re-election vote

By admin | Jun 28, 2009

Honduras’ president has vowed to proceed with a vote on constitutional reforms that has plunged the country into crisis, defying the military, Congress and the courts which have declared the vote illegal.
The impoverished Central American nation had been politically stable since the end of military rule in the early 1980s, but Manuel Zelaya’s push to [...]

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