Honduras Coup - Day 86 - September 21, 2009
- Celebration in Tegucigalpa for the arrival of president Mel Zelaya
By krastune - chiapas.indymedia.org : September 21, 2009
- The Road to Zelaya's Return: Money, Guns and Social Movements in Honduras
By Benjamin Dangl - towardfreedom.com : September 21, 2009
Nearly three months after being overthrown by a violent military coup, Honduran president Manuel Zelaya has returned to Honduras. "I am here in Tegucigalpa. I am here for the restoration of democracy, to call for dialogue," he told reporters. The embattled road to his return tested regional diplomacy, challenged Washington and galvanized Honduran social movements.
- Ousted President Zelaya in Brazil embassy in Honduras: embassy
By AFP - google.com : September 21, 2009
Ousted President Manuel Zelaya was in the Brazilian embassy in Honduras Monday after secretly returning to the country, Zelaya's wife and embassy officials said. "The president has entered the country to start dialogue. He's in the Brazilian embassy," said Zelaya's wife Xiomara Castro.
- US confirms ousted president back in Honduras
By news.yahoo.com : September 21, 2009
The U.S. State Department confirms that deposed President Manuel Zelaya has returned home to Honduras to reclaim his presidency. State Department spokesman Ian Kelly says in Washington that U.S. officials have confirmed that Zelaya is in Honduras. But Kelly adds: "Where exactly he is, I don't know, and we're just trying to find out more details."
- Live Blog: President Zelaya Has Returned to Honduras
By narconews.com : September 21, 2009
As occurred during the first hours of the June 28 coup d'etat, the Internet signals of Channel 36 and Radio Globo are blocked, as is cell phone service in the capital (I've yet to confirm that there is any Internet or cell phone access in Tegucigalpa at all right now - it all appears to be jammed - but we do have reporter Belén Fernández reporting right this moment from that city and the information blockade will be broken soon enough.) We can take that extreme of censorship as additional confirmation that the President has indeed returned and the illegitimate coup regime is panicking.
- Ousted president Zelaya returns to Honduran capital: Chavez
By google.com : September 21, 2009
President Manuel Zelaya has returned to the Honduran capital for the first time since he was ousted in a military-backed coup almost three months ago, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Monday. In Honduras, interim leader Roberto Micheletti immediately denied that Zelaya was in the country, after Venezuela-based TV channel Telesur made the announcement.
- Ousted President Zelaya is Back in Honduras
By Eva Golinge - chavezcode.com - trinicenter.com : September 21, 2009
President Zelaya is back in Honduras - this just confirmed after a live telephone conversation took place between President Chávez and President Zelaya. The ousted Honduran president has apparently returned to Honduras and made it to the capital city of Tegucigalpa after 2 days of traveling through the mountains and countryside. He is now at the UN offices in Tegucigalpa, waiting to complete his return to power. The coup regime has yet to respond.
- Radio Globo Announces That Zelaya Has Returned!
By phoenixwoman.wordpress.com : September 21, 2009
They won't say where he is, but Radio Globo is dead serious. And, predictably, the stream crashes. Over on Channel 36, there is a mass with Father Tamayo. No indication that they have this news. I milk out a few words from Radio Globo before it crashes, and it sounds as if he is in a building, presumably in the capital or a major city, and Radio Globo is calling for citizens to surround the building and protect him. OK: they say it's a UN building and that this was done with a plan by the UN. TeleSur has no video, but Hugo Chavez is talking to Zelaya and apparently Dona Xiomara.
- Ousted Honduran leader 'returns'
By BBC - news.bbc.co.uk : September 21, 2009
...a government spokesman denied Mr Zelaya was inside the country. He was ousted on 28 June.
- Ousted president Zelaya returns to Honduras
By Reuters - tiscali.co.uk : September 21, 2009
"I am here in Tegucigalpa. I am here for the restoration of democracy, to call for dialogue." he told Honduras' Canal 36 television network.
- Ousted President Zelaya says he's back in Honduras
By AP - kvia.com : September 21, 2009
Deposed President Manuel Zelaya says he has come home to Honduras to reclaim his presidency, appearing on local television to rally supporters. Zelaya tells local TV Channel 36 he cannot give details of his return, "but I'm here," Zelaya was forced out of the country at gunpoint on June 28.
- Ousted president Zelaya returns to Honduras
By reuters.com : September 21, 2009
Ousted President Manuel Zelaya has returned to Honduras almost three months after he was toppled in a coup, despite warnings that he would be arrested, a senior aide said on Monday.
- Honduras Protests on Day 86
By prensa-latina.cu : September 21, 2009
Honduran peoples' forces have reached Monday their 86th consecutive days of protests against the June 28 military coup, demanding the restitution of ousted President Manuel Zelaya, and the restoration of constitutional order.
- CRS report on U.S.-Honduran relations
By weeksnotice.blogspot.com : September 21, 2009
The Congressional Research Service updated its report on Honduras and it provides a clear summary of the crisis. Interestingly, Mary Anastasia O'Grady uses it to claim that the Obama administration lacks "legal basis" for calling it a coup.
- Panama Ready for Honduran Regime Elections, Obama Chanels Ros-Lehtinen
By hondurasoye.wordpress.com : September 21, 2009
President Martinelli of Panama thinks holding the November 29 election in Honduras would be a “departure” from the current situation and, therefore, says he will support the outcome as long as the election is transparent. / An election sponsored by a military regime which has repressed the people through murder, detention without charge, rape, and violent censorship of the media cannot, by definition, provide a transparent election. If you add to this the National Resistance's promise to boycott the election, you have nothing less than an illegal electoral farce. / So nice try, from one Italian to another, but Martinelli's announcement won't lend any credibility to Micheletti's regime and intentions of going forward with elections.
- Panama may back Honduras elections
By bloggingsbyboz.com : September 21, 2009
Juan Carlos Varela, Panama's vice president and minister of foreign affairs, said that his country would back the November elections in Honduras if they are conducted in a transparent manner and are the product of a national dialogue that includes all sectors.
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