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Both sides are preparing for high noon in Honduras this weekend, as President Manuel Zelaya plans to return to his country and coup leaders vow to arrest him immediately if he does.

Si los líderes del golpe desesperadamente decidieron deponer por la fuerza al presidente electo, en este momento se encuentran más desesperados aún. El golpe se ha tornado más violento luego de ser despojado de su pretensión de legalidad por el repudio universal y ante el levantamiento popular.

In the midst of the international isolation faced by the new government named by the Honduran Congress to replace President...

En una época en la que los servicios financieros están globalizados, cualquier movilización para derrocar a los Señores del Crédito ha de trascender fronteras si quiere salir triunfante.

The Honduran social movements, who are courageously resisting the military take-over through protests, occupations and strikes, are calling on the...

Este informe, recoge los casos más importantes de amenazas a la biodiversidad y resistencia desde la base.

Worldwide condemnation has followed the coup that unseated President Manuel Zelaya of Honduras on Sunday, June 28. Nation-wide mobilizations and...

The Presidential residence is surrounded; the president is kidnapped and flown out of the country. Thousands take to the streets,...

On June 28th, the Honduran military ousted the democratically elected government of Honduras, detaining and then exiling President Manuel Zelaya and shooting Cesar Ham, presidential candidate and head of Honduras' only registered leftist political party. At an emergency session of the OAS, the Honduran representative compared the coup to Chile in 1973, noted that Zelaya has not requested asylum in Costa Rica as reported by some press, and called for immediate condemnation of the coup.

A group of at least
100 soldiers surrounded the residence of Honduran President Manuel
Zelaya early Sunday morning, hauled him out of...