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narcosphere.narconews.com - 6/29/2009

Coup in Honduras

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School of the Americas-Trained Military Detains and Expels Democratically-Elected President Zelaya Early this morning approximately 200 Honduran soldiers arrived at President Manuel "Mel" Zelaya's residence, reportedly fired four shots, and detained the President. Zelaya told TeleSUR that ...

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faustasblog.com - 6/29/2009

Honduras defends its democracy

— faustasblog.com — Thank you to all the visitors, commenters, and bloggers linking to my coverage of yesterday’s events in... Honduras. More background information on the events prior to Zelaya’s removal from office : Here is more information on Mel Zelaya’s move: Zelaya couldn’t get the ... (more) Honduras defends its democracy

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reuters.com - 6/29/2009

Obama says coup in Honduras is illegal

— reuters.com — Arshad Mohammed and David Alexander WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama said on Monday the coup... that ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya was illegal and would set a "terrible precedent" of transition by military force unless it was ... (more) Obama says coup in Honduras is illegal

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realclearworld.com - 6/29/2009

Was It a Legal Coup in Honduras?

— realclearworld.com — The expulsion of former Honduran President Manuel Zelaya by the Honduras military has sparked a lively debate... over whether or not the takeover should be called a "coup". The reason for the debate is simple enough -- "coup" conjures images... (more) Was It a Legal Coup in Honduras?

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Honduras' Coup and Iran's Electoral Irregularities: What's the Difference?
BuzzFlash.org - Progressive News and Commentary with an Attitude | Fight Ignorance: Read BuzzFlash — ... (as well as the repression of media and communications ) certainly have a familiar ring. Why then, is the media coverage of the two events so disparate? Certainly there are some poignant cultural reasons for different treatments of the two situations. The fact that the ...

A Few Thoughts on the Coup in Honduras
Commondreams.org Views — There is a lot of great analysis circulating on the military coup against Manuel Zelaya in Honduras. I do not see a need to re-invent the wheel. (See here ...

Oh yeah, real democratic
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