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New Film About June 28, 2009 Protests

Argentina — Katia Lara and Carlos del Valle grabbed their cameras last June and started shooting: protesters gathered on the Tegucigalpa streets, soldiers firing live rounds into crowds. They filmed for five months, starting the day the Honduran military kidnapped then-President Manuel Zelaya and kicked him out of the country. They captured shocking images of […]

President Lobo Welcomes Zelaya Back to Honduras

President Porfirio Lobo Sosa held a telephone conversation with his counterpart from the Dominican Republic, Leonel Fernandez, in which they discussed the issue of the return to Honduras of former President Manuel Zelaya. Lobo Sosa reiterated that Zelaya may return at will to Honduras without fear of arrest, and even promised to personally travel to […]

Zelaya Touts His Reconciliation Plan

Ousted former president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, proposed a peace and reconciliation plan that would allow Honduras back into the international community, including the acknowledgment of current President Porfirio Lobo and his administration. Zelaya’s proposal includes putting an end to all human rights violations and guaranteeing political freedom for all parties, but “without absolving the […]

President Lobo Says it Was a Coup

Last week, Honduran President Porfirio Lobo Sosa publicly acknowledged that the expulsion of President Manuel Zelaya from the country on June 28, 2009, constituted a coup. This was a startling admission from a man who won last year’s presidential election in a climate rife with fear, repression and censorship. Lobo’s belated recognition of the coup […]

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