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  • Honduras' Zelaya to stay in Brazil embassy

    12/06/2009 11:26:52 PM PST · by ErnstStavroBlofeld · 25 replies · 1,267+ views
    Reuters Via Yahoo News ^ | 12/06/2009 | Reuters
    Honduras' deposed President Manuel Zelaya said on Sunday that he would stay in the Brazilian embassy in the Honduran capital for as long as Brasilia allowed him to and that he would be willing to talk to the new president-elect. Leftist Zelaya, who was ousted by the army in a coup on June 28, slipped back into Honduras in September and took refuge in the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa, from where he has been demanding his reinstatement. The United States and Brazil have been pushing for Zelaya's return to power but his fate remains uncertain after the Honduran Congress voted...
  • Clashes in Honduras Amid Political Standoff

    09/24/2009 10:01:04 AM PDT · by jazusamo · 16 replies · 540+ views
    The Wall Street Journal ^ | September 24, 2009 | Nicholas Casey and Jose De Cordoba
    Brazil Demands Zelaya Be Restored, as the Ousted President, Holed Up in Embassy, Declines Direct Talks With GovernmentTEGUCIGALPA, Honduras -- Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya hunkered down in the Brazilian Embassy here on Wednesday for what could be a long standoff with the interim government, while roving bands of his supporters set up roadblocks around the capital, smashed windows, and engaged in sporadic battles with police and army troops. The interim government, which forced Mr. Zelaya into exile on June 28, briefly lifted a curfew that had been in place since shortly after he resurfaced Monday, having sneaked into the...
  • Amid Pressure to Let Zelaya Leave Honduras Brazil Says He Can Stay at Embassy

    12/14/2009 10:37:34 AM PST · by don-o · 10 replies · 451+ views
    Brazzil Magazine ^ | December 14, 2009
    Porfirio Lobo, Honduras president elect, said on Sunday he is committed to enable ousted president Manuel Zelaya to leave the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa, where he remains under refuge following a frustrated attempt last week. Honduras now made it clear what it will accept: "It was decided at the highest level of government: it will be a territorial asylum and he may not go to any nation which borders Honduras, ie that is in Central America," said the Foreign Ministry spokesman, Milton Mateo. According to the Honduran government, Zelaya will not be allowed to travel to Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua...
  • Behind the Honduran March on America: Barack Obama

    10/19/2018 3:40:53 PM PDT · by UMCRevMom@aol.com · 24 replies
    https://canadafreepress.com ^ | 10-19-2018 | Judi McLeod
    What can hidden "Resistance" leader, former President Barack Obama and his handpicked protege for the 2016 presidential election possibly do to the USA from their D.C. underground activism network? Send a 2,000-and-still-growing march of Hondurans on the U.S.—with a Nov. 6 Midterm Election Day arrival just for sport! The marching Hondurans are marching on America now, because Obama and Clinton planned it that way since as far back as 2009. In trying to take down President Donald Trump, any port will do for activism-crazed Barack Obama and hopelessly embittered- in-defeat Hillary Clinton. "Obama and his then Secretary of State Hillary...
  • Honduras' interim gov't silences key broadcasters

    09/28/2009 5:38:24 PM PDT · by myknowledge · 46 replies · 1,286+ views
    The Associated Press (hosted on Google) ^ | September 29, 2009 | Mark Stevenson
    TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — Honduras' coup-installed government silenced two key dissident broadcasters on Monday just hours after it suspended civil liberties to prevent an uprising by backers of ousted President Manuel Zelaya. Dozens of soldiers raided the offices of Radio Globo. Officials also shut down Channel 36 television station, leaving it broadcasting only a test pattern. Rene Zepeda, a spokesman for the interim government, said the two outlets had been taken off the air in accordance with a government emergency decree announced late Sunday that limits civil liberties and allows authorities to close news media that "attack peace and public order."...