Also this week, teachers will strike and thousands of workers will take to the streets in the main cities of a country hit by the ousting of legitimate president Manuel Zelaya on June 28th, 2009.

In a press conference carried out last weekend, the main leaders of the Honduran trade union movement questioned the initiatives of Lobo´s administration and his attempts to divide popular organizations.

Even though weeks and months pass by, the resistance continues demanding the unconditional return of Zelaya to office and they reject any invitation to false dialogue from the de facto regime.

A few days ago, Zelaya accused the US Embassy for their operations against the organized working class and asked to strengthen the efforts in “support to teachers, workers, peasants and indigenous people”.

Jose Leonidas Martinez, General Secretary of the Morazanico Socialist Party, was interviewed by the show SOS Señal de Radio, of Argentinian community radio Radio Futura. He talked about the strategies of the Front to consolidate a Constituent Assembly.

Also, according to Spanish website Mas Voces, the Honduran leader didn´t rule out the possibility of establishing a “parallel government”, although he recognized that in this case, the coup regime would “continue murdering and persecuting” the members of the resistance.

Photo: www.masvoces.org