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La Gringa Blogicito reports With a vote of 111 in favor and 14 against, the National Congress of Honduras today overwhelmingly rejected the restitution of Mr. José Manuel Zelaya Rosales to the presidency of the Republic. Obamama tried to convince the world that the ouster of Zelaya was a coup and aligned himself with Chavez and Castro. He put financial pressure on Honduras to back down and restore Zelaya. It didn’t work. The Honduran people and their constitution and freedom won! Obamama should be ashamed for backing the wrong side! Tags: politics // Trackback URL: Trackback URL . Read Full Story
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Link to us If you find this blog useful, please provide a backlink to us . Paste the code below into your site HTML. Your link is much appreciated. Wednesday, December 2, 2009   AP - Honduran lawmakers begin debating ousted President Manuel Zelaya's future Wednesday under pressure from much of the region to reinstate him or face more isolation despite a presidential election they hoped would end the crisis. Posted by Richard at Labels: world Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Blog Archive ▼  2009 (62) ▼  December (2) Officer dismissed in Peru ►  November (60) Obama orders Afghan ... Read Full Story
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The Congress ratified its June 28 vote, in which legislators voted President Manuel Zelaya out of office after he had been arrested by the military and flown out of the country. See original: Global Home" /> Global Home" height="16" width="16" /> Honduran Congress Votes Down a Return by Zelaya Read Full Story
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Reporting from Tegucigalpa, Honduras, and Mexico City -- The Honduran Congress on Wednesday quashed the last possibility that ousted President Read Full Story
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AP - Deposed Honduran President Manuel Zelaya sent a letter to divided Latin American leaders Tuesday urging them to reject elections held under the coup-installed government and help restore him to power. More: (AP)"> (AP)"> (AP)">Ousted Honduran leader urges region to reject vote (AP) Read Full Story
TEGUCIGALPA (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 ...  
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On Nov. 29, the right-wing coup leaders in Honduras staged presidential election intended to legitimize the coup regime and stem a growing popular movement against it. Latin American countries have largely rejected theHonduran elections carried out under the watch of the coup regime that overthrew Manuel Zelaya, the democratically elected president. Manuel Zelaya, the democratically elected president of Honduras, was ousted in a coup on...  
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TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS — Honduras's Congress rejected the return of President Manuel Zelaya, polarizing residents in the country who disagree on whether the move ends - or prolongs indefinitely - the political crisis in the Honduran nation.  
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MPs in Honduras have voted overwhelmingly against reinstating President Manuel Zelaya, shrugging off international pressure four months after a coup that has isolated one of the poorest countries in the Americas. As the vote continued, more than two ...  
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Despite the Obama State Department's pressure on the Honduran government to reinstate its legally ousted leftist ex-president Manuel Zelaya, the country's interim leaders held firm, insisting they were defending their democracy from Zelaya and his ...  
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MPs in Honduras have voted overwhelmingly against reinstating President Manuel Zelaya, shrugging off international pressure four months after a coup that has isolated one of the poorest countries in the Americas. As the vote continued, more than two-thirds of members of Congress had voted not to return the deposed president to power for the remainder of his term, which ends on January 27, as Washington and many Latin American governments had...  
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Tegucigalpa. Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya on Friday blasted the countries that supported Sunday's general elections in Honduras, saying their approval had "bleached" the coup against him, Xinhua informed. In a letter to leaders of other ...  
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guardian.co.ukHonduran congress thwarts token return of Manuel Zelayaguardian.co.ukThe Honduran congress voted against reinstating the ousted president Manuel Zelaya, quashing the last hope of reconciliation after five months of crisis. It refused by a majority of 111 to 14 to grant Zelaya a token return to power before his term ends ...Honduran Congress votes against Zelaya's returnFinancial TimesHonduran congress votes against ousted...  
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The US has said it is disappointed by the Honduran Congress's decision not to reinstate President Manuel Zelaya for his remaining two months in office. Honduran lawmakers voted overwhelmingly against allowing ousted President Manuel Zelaya, who was removed from office in June, to serve out his term. Conservative politician Porfirio Lobo won presidential elections on Sunday. Several neighbouring countries say they will not restore ties unless...  
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TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Dec. 4 (UPI) -- Honduras' ousted President Manuel Zelaya faces an uncertain future after a Congress vote ruled out his reinstatement for the period before president-elect Porfirio Lobo is sworn in for a term starting in January.  
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