By Catracha Hondurena on November 15, 2009
elections, honduras, human rights, negotiations, political crisis, Politics in Honduras, presidency, Tegucigalpa - San Jose Agreement, united states, zelaya
Politics in Honduras
PRESIDENCIA DE LA REPUBLICA Del Escritorio de Señor Presidente Tegucigalpa, 14 de Noviembre de 2009 S. E. BARACK OBAMA PRESIDENTE EEUU Washington D. C. Estimado Presidente Obama: Cuando nos reunimos por primera vez el 8 de julio con la Secretaria de Estado Clinton después del Golpe de Estado se dejo claro ante mi y ante […]
By Catracha Hondurena on November 15, 2009
elections, honduras, negotiations, political crisis, Politics in Honduras, presidency, Tegucigalpa - San Jose Agreement, zelaya
Politics in Honduras
“As the elected president of the Honduran people, I reaffirm my position that starting today, no matter what, I will not accept any agreement on returning to the presidency of the republic to cover up this coup d’etat,” Zelaya said, reading from the letter on Globo radio….Washington Post Article Here
By Catracha Hondurena on November 13, 2009
elections, honduras, Politics in Honduras
Politics in Honduras
A grenade blew up 500 meters from a building holding ballot boxes for the November 29th elections last night. No one was hurt and there were no damages reported. Orlin Cerrato, the National Police spokesman, said it was obvious “the intention was to destroy election material and sabotage the elections.” The explosive device was found […]
By Catracha Hondurena on November 13, 2009
elections, honduran, honduras, Politics in Honduras, presidency, zelaya
Politics in Honduras
Zelaya leadership has scheduled a series of activities to boycott the elections on November 29th, ranging from preventing Hondurans from going to the polls to the massive detrimental use of indelible ink. Running among their network is a series of emails in which leaders are instructed to take actions before, during and after the elections. […]
By Catracha Hondurena on November 10, 2009
elections, honduras, presidency, united states
Politics in Honduras
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 […]