Honduras Coup - Day 350 - Jun 12, 2010

• Honduran Farmers for Comprehensive Change
  By insidecostarica.com : June 12, 2010
  Farmer organizations of Honduras will present before the National Congress a Comprehensive Agricultural Change Bill to wipe out backwardness in rural areas, where 67 of every 100 people live in extreme poverty.
  
  
• US pushes for readmission of Honduras to Organization of American States
  By Rafael Azul - wsws.org : June 12, 2010
  The Obama administration publicly condemned the ouster of Zelaya, a wealthy representative of the Honduran elite who had, after coming to office, adopted a populist posture and implemented certain social reforms, while shifting in his foreign policy toward the left nationalist regime of Hugo Chavez in Venezuela. The US voted for Honduras's suspension from the OAS, but in practice the Obama administration and Clinton worked to block Zelaya's return and to prop up the coup regime.
  
  
• Luis Rubi: "I did not want to act" on coup rumors
  By hondurasculturepolitics.blogspot.com : June 12, 2010
  Public Prosecutor Luis Rubi said today that he will not open an investigation into an alleged coup plot against Porfirio Lobo Sosa until he has a chance to talk face-to-face with Lobo Sosa.
  
  
• Accept No Substitutes: On Acting Presidents and Potential Coups
  By hondurasculturepolitics.blogspot.com : June 12, 2010
  In the same interview given before he left for South Africa and the World Cup match, where Porfirio Lobo Sosa complained that the Public Prosecutor wasn't doing his job because he has not initiated an investigation of those plotting another coup, there was another exchange that on the face of it seemed somewhat puzzling:
  
  
• Honduras president to attend WCup match vs Chile despite alleged overthrow plot By Associated Press (CP) - google.com : June 12, 2010
  President Porfirio Lobo is set to be at Wednesday's Group H match in Nelspruit, despite saying there was a plot in the Central American country to overthrow him.
  
  

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