>>Perhaps Zelaya should have simply been executed... it would have solved a lot of problems.
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>Sometimes being as civilized and law abiding as the Hondurans is not the easiest path.
The former president was (and is) NOT law-abiding; his attempt to overthrow the government in-place may well-be called treason... it was, once, quite common to hang traitors.
He certainly wasn't, and those who removed him were and are.
I don't know whether Honduras' laws call for hanging traitors or not. Whatever it is, it's their country and their laws. I would assume if the law said to execute him they would have followed the law.