The president of the Honduran Council of Private Enterprise (COHEP), Amilcar Bulnes, reported that a week before general elections take place this November 29th, some 600 international observers from Northern, Central and South America will arrive in Honduras.
They will come from the United Staes, Europe, Chile, Argentina, Colombia and Central America. The former president of Guatemala, Alvaro Arzu and El Salvador, Alfredo Cristiani are confirmed to come. So far, the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) has a list of more than 600 people belonging to Rotary clubs, professional trade associations, chambers of commerce, as well as leading figures in the public and private sectors who will participate in the observation of transparent elections.
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1 Axel Reyes Bogran // Nov 10, 2009 at 5:53 pm
Good for our country.
The one that should be on the sides lines, this time, so he can learn what a really transparent and fair election looks like, is that peanut farmer, Jimmy Carter, since the last three elections he has supervised and blessed were all marred by treason, corruption and violence, and all ended in placing Socialist dictators in place.
I thank all of the people that are coming over to Honduras to make sure that nobody, mostly those on Zelaya’s side, can say that they were not transparent and fair.
Thank you freedom loving people, this is the time to rally toguether against this monsters and show them that it is not true that they will always win.
2 Al // Nov 10, 2009 at 6:50 pm
Thank you Alex! Let`s remember that even before the votes were counted during the Referendum that gave a victory to Chavez, Jimmy Carter was already blessing the results that were never satisfactory according to other professionals in election matters. Let’s keep Carter out! He is considered the worst American president ever by most Americans.
Jimmy, just go and be a farmer like you were always meant o be and leave the world alone!! You only make everything worse and have caused enough problems already!!