Micheletti in a press conference said he would like Pres. Oscar Arias of Costa Rica to invite world government leaders to visit Honduras. He took the occasion of the visit of the Vice-President of Spain who is in Costa Rica, to make this plea. He said that they need to come to Honduras to see that we are running this country, abiding by all the rule of our Constitution. [...]
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I got this video from yet another Honduran friend that is a TRUE Honduran. She wanted me to spread it around. Please send a link to this page to everyone you know! This gives me goosebumps! – ¡Me da escalofrio! Automatically send the following Tweet: “Pass this video around to EVERYONE you know about the REAL Honduran Sentiment. I support Honduras. – http://bit.ly/MB2Ua” [...] In today’s Diario La Prensa de Honduras there was an article about the huge demonstration pro-Micheletti: Massive March in San Pedro Sula Against the Return of Zelaya [...] U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL), Ranking Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, today offered an amendment to the State Department and Foreign Operations Appropriations bill (H.R. 3081) to cut funding to the Organization of American States [...] A friend of mine provided a link to a site that has very good information on the events in Honduras. I also had several twitter friends provide the same link. If you get a moment, check out The Truth in Honduras – http://www.laverdadenhonduras.com/ and then contact your elected representatives and government agencies including the United Nations, OAS and UNO. [...] A friend of mine provided a link to a site that has very good information on the events in Honduras. I also had several twitter friends provide the same link. If you get a moment, check out The Truth in Honduras – http://www.laverdadenhonduras.com/ and then contact your elected representatives and government agencies including the United Nations, OAS and UNO. [...] I think that we need megadoses of naivety to think that Zelaya would have accepted his dismissal. Far from it, he would have dissolved the Congress, would have decreed a state of siege that would have bought loyalties in the army, would have called in his defense the military forces of Boliva, and would have done anything to sustain his power. [...] The organization Unión de Organizaciones Democráticas de América or UnoAmérica / UNO wants José Miguel Insulza of the Organization of American States or OAS (English) and OEA (Español) to step down because of his comments during the Honduran crisis. Insulza said that it was a “conflict that could have been avoided”. UnoAmérica also accuses the OAS / OEA of being a front to promote dictators and weaken any democracy in latin nations. UnoAmérica want to know why he didn´t point out how Chavez and Ortega have committed voter fraud. Also, why he never congratulated Colombia´s Uribe over getting the worse criminal, Reyes, and saying they captured him in Ecuador territory. [...] Have your voice heard about Honduras. I will be updating this post with all the contacts possible and links to educate yourself. Look at the letter by Congresswomen Ileana Ros-Lehtinen that points to the truth. Look at this timeline of events provided to me by my Honduran friend living in San Pedro Sula. Any finally, look at the list of all my Honduras posts and make the decision to help the people of Honduras. [...] While President Obama was quick to deem the events in Honduras a Military Coup on June 29, 2009 – see video from BBC. Experts that have a bias from both perspectives do NOT call this a Military Coup. During an interview on the News Hour, Ray Suarez asks Roger Noriega a former ambassador to the Organization of American States in the Bush administration and Christopher Sabatini senior director of policy at the Americas Society, a think-tank focused on Latin America. Ray Suarez asks both men, “Was Manuel Zelaya removed from office in a coup?” [...] |
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