• 16 July 2009 | News | Free Honduras

  

  The People Resist

  Massive mobilizations take place in Honduras to demand the reinstatement of the democratic government

  A day after Honduras ousted President Manuel Zelaya, he gave an ultimatum to the de facto government to reestablish the democratic order in the country, and called for the uprising of the Honduran people, social organizations and unions called to keep up the struggles in the streets, and occupy “strategic spots” in Tegucigalpa, San Pedro Sula and other cities. Read more

• 13 July 2009 | News | Free Honduras

  

  Unacceptable

  Left-wing leaders killed and journalists arrested mark the beginning of the week in Honduras

  Without much explanation, the de facto regime in Honduras decided to lift the curfew it had imposed on the country since President Manuel Zelaya was ousted on June 28th. Read more

• 8 July 2009 | News | Free Honduras

  

  Mediation Begins

  Oscar Arias to be mediator between Honduras legitimate authorities and de facto government in San Jose

  As planned, last Tuesday, US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, met with Honduran President, Manuel Zelaya. The most visible result of this meeting was the confirmation of the US acknowledgement of Zelaya as Hondura´s legitimate president. The US also requested a mediation by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias, between the de facto and the constitutional governments. Read more

• 7 July 2009 | Interviews | Free Honduras

  

  Stop the Fear

  Honduran First Lady Led March Against Coup

  The first lady of Honduras, Xiomara Castro, arrived this morning to the country's capital, Tegucigalpa, where she participated in a march against the coup d'état perpetrated against the constitutional president, Manuel Zelaya. Read more

• 7 July 2009 | News | Free Honduras

  

  Honduras Hurts

  The coup repression takes its toll

  Isis Obed Murillo is the first victim of the repression of the de facto regime in Honduras, which has been publicly recognized, although the coup authorities deny that the military have had anything to do with her murder. Read more

• 6 July 2009 | Interviews | Free Honduras

  

  They Won’t be Alone

  Friends of the Earth Delegation Visits Nicaragua in Solidarity with the Honduran People

  A mission of the environmental federation Friends of the Earth International (FoEI) – called by the peasant movement La Via Campesina – is in Nicaragua, to condemn the brutal coup staged in Honduras. Read more

• 2 July 2009 | Interviews | Free Honduras

  

  Resistance continues

  The Honduran people continues mobilizing against the military coup

  While the perpetrators of the coup in Honduras continue trying to make their government look democractic in its rhetoric to justify the coup to the international community – which has unanimously condemned the de facto regime- thousands continue demonstrating in Honduras, demanding the reinstatement of President Manuel Zelaya. Read more

• 1 July 2009 | News | Free Honduras

  

  Empty words

  Coup perpetrators claim respect for democracy, while they repress the Honduran citizens

  “Betrayal to the country” and “usurpation of authority” are two terms used when we think about what is happening nowadays in Honduras. What's surprising is that the media of that country uses those terms when referring to President Manuel Zelaya, instead of using them to define the coup regime, which has tried to take over power by force since Sunday. Read more

• 28 June 2009 | News | Free Honduras

  

  In response to the coup in Honduras

  Call for solidarity with the people and government of Honduras

  We shall not be silenced or humilliated! Read more

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