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Notes From a Grumpy Old Man: Hillary's Pakistani Moment, Zelaya's Final Solution, Free the Military Panel 7
The Volokh Conspiracy: Is the Honduran Political Crisis Over?
Commondreams.org Views: President Obama's Credibility on the Line in Honduras
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In Honduras, a good use of U.S. foreign policy might, for once #fb http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/31/world/americas/31honduras.html 30 days ago |
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#NYT: Deal Reached in #Honduras to Restore Ousted President #Zelaya http://bit.ly/2vqusk 30 days ago |
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HN: Zelaya to be reinstated - if Honduran Congress approves the deal signed yesterday. No idea how big that "if" is - http://bit.ly/36YBEw 30 days ago |
Hillary's Pakistani Moment, Zelaya's Final Solution, Free the Military Panel 7
Notes From a Grumpy Old Man —
... Good news, I know this has been worrying you every day, but it looks like the Honduran Horroris about to end, and a new silver lining is visible. The signed agreemnt is: "... to restore the ousted president and allow him to serve out the remaining three months of his term. If Congress agrees, control of the army would shift to the electoral court, and the presidential election set for Nov. 29 would be recognized by both sides. Neither Mr. Zelaya nor Mr. Micheletti will be candidates." ...
Is the Honduran Political Crisis Over?
The Volokh Conspiracy —
... The United States has agreed to recognize the results of this month’s election. Ousted President Zelaya will be allowed to return to Honduras, and the legislature will vote on whether to allow him to serve out the remaining three months of his term, albeit without control over the military. ...
President Obama's Credibility on the Line in Honduras
Commondreams.org Views —
... , in announcing what she called a historic agreement , said: "I cannot think of another example of a country in Latin America that ... overcame such a crisis through negotiation and dialogue." Hopefully this will turn out to be true. But the ink was barely dry on the accord when leaders of the coup regime indicated that they had no intention of honouring it. Some of them clearly saw the agreement as just another delaying tactic. They have talked of postponing congressional approval of the accord until after the 29 November elections, or even voting not to restore Zelaya. If ...
