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The Banana Republic of Honduras by Hector Luis Alamo Jr.
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The country is a major stop for drug traffickers, and corruption is rampant. Many experts say things got markedly worse after democratically elected President Manuel Zelaya was ousted by the military in 2009. The fallout of the coup continues today.
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US Committed To Honduras SecurityVoice of AmericaWhen former President Manuel Zelaya was forcibly removed from office in 2009, the US spearheaded the Organization of American States' diplomatic efforts to restore the constitutional order and bring the political crisis to a peaceful resolution.and more »
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Ms. Frank ignores that homicides in Honduras declined 40 percent over the four years prior to José Manuel Zelaya’s inauguration, yet they increased by 85 percent during the three and a half years that he was in office. Ms. Frank’s idea that ...
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Honduras WeeklyZelaya Renounces Liberal Party, Condemns CoupAmericas Quarterly (blog)by AQ Online Former Honduran President Manuel Zelaya announced yesterday that he would officially end his 30-year affiliation with the Partido Liberal (Liberal Party). Zelaya ran on the Partido Liberal ticket when he was elected president in 2006, ...Spike in Homicides Began on Mel's WatchHonduras WeeklySupport for President Lobo Hits All-Time LowInter Press...
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On June 28, 2009, Honduran President Manuel Zelaya was kidnapped by the military and left in his pajamas at an airport in Costa Rica. The military and police took control of the streets to repress the mass movement that demanded both Zelaya's return and the progressive changes he was pushing for in the country. Twenty months later and the military are still deployed, perhaps nowhere more visibly than the Aguan Valley. The region has become a...
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Obama's Support for Tyranny in HondurasAntiwar.com (blog)Ever since the June 28, 2009, coup that deposed Honduras's democratically elected president, José Manuel Zelaya, the country has been descending deeper into a human rights and security abyss. That abyss is in good part the State Department's making.and more »
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In Honduras, a Mess Made in the USNew York TimesEver since the June 28, 2009, coup that deposed Honduras's democratically elected president, José Manuel Zelaya, the country has been descending deeper into a human rights and security abyss. That abyss is in good part the State Department's making.and more »
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Honduras WeeklyJournalists Await Details of Press RestrictionsHonduras WeeklyThe interim government of President Roberto Micheletti placed restrictions on the press following the overthrow of President Manuel Zelaya in June 2009 and occasionally blocked television and radio broadcast signals. On May 24, 2007, President Zelaya ...and more »
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The Honduran real estate market is seeing slow but steady gains since the 2009 ouster of former president Manuel Zelaya and installation of National Party president Profirio Lobo Sosa in 2010. The country experienced a 2.1% decline in its GDP in 2009 as a result of the global financial crisis and the...
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Honduras joined Petrocaribe in January 2008 during the presidency of José Manuel ("Mel") Zelaya Rosales (2006-2009), but the oil shipments were halted after Zelaya was removed from office by a military coup in June 2009. Talks have been underway for ...
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