WSJ Commentary On Elections in Honduras

The Way Forward in Honduras – By LANNY J. DAVIS
The U.S. should recognize the coming election, whether Manuel Zelaya does or not.

For months Honduras has faced a political crisis. In June, its president, Manuel Zelaya, attempted to subvert the country’s constitution and was removed from office. He has since pushed to return to power, called the current president—Robert Micheletti—illegitimate, and has cast a shadow over presidential elections to be held at the end of this month.

On Oct. 30, it appeared the crisis might come to a close when representatives of Mr. Zelaya signed an agreement with representatives of Mr. Micheletti to create a reconciliation government to oversee the country until the next president is seated (among other provisions). But in recent days, that agreement—known as the Tegucigalpa/San Jose Accord—fell apart…Read WSJ Article Here


2 Responses to "WSJ Commentary On Elections in Honduras"

  1. Axel Reyes Bogran  November 10, 2009 at 5:45 pm

    You are right miraclemant, somebody get is right, but it is not the first one.

    What seems to be hapenning now is that not only the leftist media is delivering the news on Honduras.

    What Mr. Davis is saying has been commented on by other people in the media, but were not being heard.

    So, maybe it is more about more people willing to listen to the ugly reality that it was not a soap opera kind of show that was hapenning in Honduras, but a real life show, where a whole country and its people were being hurt by the previous position that the current Administration was holding, where they were demanding for Zelaya to be put back in power so that, as Hillary put it, “Honduras could return to the path of Democracy”, a very empty statement since Honduras did not stary away from that path, it is more so that it worked very much within it and applied democratically written law unto a traitor to democracy, since Zelaya stole the votes he was given when he changed sides and went “Extreme Left”, that not being what the people who gave him their votes had intended at the begining.

    So, yes, somebody get its right, but thankfully he is being able to publish and be heard, for if he was not, Honduras would still be having a hard time while being unjustly accused of having violated the rules of Democracy, we did not, and now it is becoming more evident to the American public, and that is who we really need on our side, the common American, a very loving and peaceful people with strong feelings of layalty to its friends and seriously opossed to the kind of treason that Honduras suffered in the hands of Obama & Hillary.

  2. miraclemant  November 10, 2009 at 12:27 pm

    finally…… someone in the USA gets it right!!!

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