Virginia,

Let’s clarify ... “Most countries” has been pretty much all countries except the United States and its satellite states (Columbia?).  The reason they care is because of “the rule of law”. 

When the rule of law is weakened civilisation is diminished.  There has been a concerted effort to move Western democracies (most advanced in the U.S.) away from the rule of law to the rule of money ... which used to be called “Feudalism”. 

In Honduras, monied interests objected to some of Zelaya’s positons and chucked him out by force.  Most countries objected and applied what pressure they could.  In the U.S. where money is everything, feelings seemed more ambivalent.  The whole thing would have been over in a week or two if the U.S. hadn’t maintained neutrality (which of course meant support for the status quo ... a coup regime).

Banana republic coups ain’t what they use to be and thats improvement.

“Immense” international pressure??

Most countries have cared less about this Coup (including ours)