Is the Honduran Election Being Stolen Eight Years After U.S.-Backed Coup?
Nov 30, 2017 Last weekend’s presidential election is testing the strength of a fresh democracy.
Hillary Clinton’s Link to a Nasty Piece of Work in Honduras
Mar 15, 2016 Her support as secretary of state for the 2009 coup that ousted the democratically elected President Manuel Zelaya helped create conditions that caused thousands of children to flee for their lives. Now, unlike Bernie Sanders, she wants to send them back.Hope and Resistance in Honduras
Jun 1, 2011 While most in the United States were recognizing Memorial Day with a three-day weekend, the people of Honduras were engaged in a historic event: the return of President Manuel Zelaya, 23 months after he was forced into exile at gunpoint in the first coup in Central America in a quarter-century.
Exiled President Back in Honduras Preaching Peace
May 30, 2011 This isn't the first visit Manuel Zelaya has made to Honduras since a 2009 coup toppled his presidency and he was exiled, but he may be able to stick around this time. Zelaya cut a deal with the current regime and returned to Tegucigalpa calling for peaceful resistance.
Honduras Casts Shadow Over OAS Meeting
Jun 6, 2010 It's been almost a year since the coup that ousted leftist leader Manuel Zelaya in Honduras, but disagreement over the legitimacy of the new government there continues as leaders of the Organization of American States gather in Peru.
Honduran Judges Fight Back
May 22, 2010 Remember that coup in Honduras last year? Well, a group of judges who were fired after making legal decisions against the widely-accepted-as-illegal coup have launched a hunger strike against their dismissal.
An OAS Without Empire
Feb 20, 2010 In a press conference before a meeting of Latin and Caribbean countries in Cancun, Mexico, Evo Morales proposed a new Organization of American States "without empire" that would remove Canada and the U.S. from the organization's roster.
From Coup-Lite to Truth-Lite: 10 Ways the U.S. Fought Democracy in Honduras
Jan 14, 2010 Andrés Thomas Conteris, reporting from within the besieged embassy where ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya has taken shelter, outlines 10 ways the United States has supported the coup and undermined democracy in Honduras.Andrés Thomas Conteris reports from within the besieged embassy where ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya has taken shelter.
Military Chiefs Charged for Ties to Zelaya Ouster
Jan 7, 2010 While Manuel Zelaya, Honduras' ousted president, remains at the Brazilian Embassy in Tegucigalpa, prosecutors have charged three military chiefs with abuse of power in connection with the country's coup d'é tat last year.
Honduras’ Zelaya Rethinks Exile
Dec 10, 2009 It may not be the end just yet for Honduran President Manuel Zelaya, ousted in a coup in June. Despite international support for his return to office, Zelaya was slated to leave his country for exile in Mexico. But those negotiations have now been postponed.
