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señalará al efecto el artículo o artículos que hayan de reformarse, debiendo ratificarse por la subsiguiente legislatura ordinaria, por igual número de votos, para que entre en vigencia. ARTICULO 374. – No podrán reformarse, en ningún caso, el artículo anterior, el presente artículo, los artículos constitucionales que se refieren a la forma de gobierno, al territorio nacional, al período presidencial, a la prohibición para ser nuevamente Presidente de la República, el ciudadano que lo haya desempeñado bajo cualquier título y el referente a quienes no pueden ser Presidentes de la República por el período subsiguiente. (Title VII: Amendment and Inviolability of the Constitution, Heading I Amendment of the Constitution: Article 373. – The amendment of this Constitution may be ordered by Congress, in regular session, by two-thirds vote of all members. In order to enter into force, the decree for that purpose, containing the article or articles to be reformed, should subsequently be ratified by the legislature by an ordinary equal number of votes. Article 374. – They will not be able to amend, in any case, the previous article , the present article, the constitutional articles that establish the form of government, the national territory, the presidential term of office, the prohibition on again being President of the Republic, for any citizen, regardless of the title, and those who cannot be presidents of the Republic in any subsequent period.

2005:, along with leaders and officials of governments throughout the hemisphere and the rest of the world, condemned the removal of President Zelaya as undemocratic and called the action taken against him a coup d’état. However, in the United States, the Congressional Research Service (a nonpartisan entity within the Library of Congress working on behalf of the United States Congress), after studying the relevant texts of Honduran law, determined that "The Supreme Court of Honduras has constitutional and statutory authority to ... request of the assistance of the public forces to enforce its rulings," and did not misapply its authority in this case: "Available sources indicate that the judicial and legislative branches applied constitutional and statutory law in the case against President Zelaya in a manner that was judged by the Honduran authorities from both branches of the government to be in accordance with the Honduran legal system." 1006:. On 16 June the Court of Appeals unanimously upheld the 27 May injunction. On 18 June, the Administrative Law Tribunal ordered Zelaya to comply with the ruling in writing within five days. On 26 June the Supreme Court unanimously found that the president had not complied with 18 June order. It also found he was answerable to charges, brought by the Attorney General, for the crimes against the form of government, treason to the motherland, abuse of office and usurpation of functions that damaged the administration. To initiate the case, the Supreme Court appointed member Tomás Arita Valle, who, on 26 June, issued a sealed (secret) order to detain Zelaya for the purposes of taking a statement. Some pro-Zelaya supporters have sought to cast doubt on the Supreme Court's documentation. 4382:"Articulo 239: El ciudadano que haya desempeñado la titularidad del Poder Ejecutivo no podrá ser Presidente o Designado. El que quebrante esta disposición o proponga su reforma, así como aquellos que lo apoyen directa o indirectamente, cesarán de inmediato en el desempeño de sus respectivos cargos, y quedarán inhabilitados por diez años para el ejercicio de toda función pública." ("Article 239: No citizen who has already served as head of the Executive Branch can be President or a designated person. Whoever violates this law or proposes its reform, as well as those that support such violation directly or indirectly, will immediately cease in their functions and will be unable to hold any public office for a period of 10 years.") – 1480:(IACHR) dispatched a six-member delegation which reported accusations it received. The delegation was told of alleged violent confrontations and arbitrary arrests. Someone even accused police of rape. Some alleged that judges were threatened "at gunpoint". According to the received allegations, 3,500 and 4,000 people had been arrested. The IACHR also received accusations that the government has threatened, detained and beaten members of the media. Based on the statements it received, the delegation concluded that there was "an atmosphere of intimidation that inhibits the free exercise of freedom of expression". On the same day, 93 academics and authors, mostly from United States universities, criticised 681:. Víctor Meza, formerly Zelaya's interior minister, stated that: "The impression that stuck with the traditional political class and with the most conservative business leaders of the country was that Zelaya had taken a dangerous turn to the left, and therefore that their interests were in jeopardy." "We underestimated the conservatism of the Honduran political class and the military leadership." John Donaghy of Caritas has said that the real conflict in Honduras is between the poor and wealthy: "It's a system that has kept the poor down for years." To some members of Honduras's small upper class, Zelaya was ousted because of his blossoming 2049: 910:). The entrenched clauses include those on the system of government that is permitted, and the presidential succession. Article 239 specifically prohibits the president from attempting to amend restrictions on succession, and states that whoever does so will cease "immediately" in his or her functions. Zelaya's statement – "he only one who can't be re-elected is the President, but re-election is a topic of the next National Constitutional Assembly" – is a declaration that some have argued violates Article 239. Article 239, however, is not mentioned at all in the judicial case file. 1299:, Presidential Podium, wounded by stings and desperation of the people", the military-style code for 5, 13 July:45 coincided with a violent confrontation in Honduras. On 8 July, Colombia arrested 80 Venezuelans who attempted to travel to Honduras. 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that military leadership had decided to do so to avoid violence in Honduras, asking "What was more beneficial, remove this gentleman from Honduras or present him to prosecutors and have a mob assault and burn and destroy and for us to have to shoot?". Inestroza also stated that Zelaya's allegiance to Chávez was hard to stomach and "It would be difficult for us, with our training, to have a relationship with a leftist government. That's impossible. I personally would have retired, because my thinking, my principles, would not have allowed me to participate in that."

2078:: The United States Department of State condemned the ouster of Zelaya and continued to recognise him as the only constitutional president of Honduras. Although US officials characterised the events as a coup, suspended joint military operations on 1 July, suspended all non-emergency, non-immigrant visas, and cut off certain non-humanitarian aid to Honduras, they have held back from formally designating Zelaya's ouster a "military coup", which would require them to cut off almost all aid to Honduras. However, on 24 September, the Law Library of Congress issued a 5221: 5115: 1194: 4292:(the BBC’S source), or Micheletti are in error. The quote from Micheletti, copied and pasted from the BBC article, is: "El artículo 374 dice que no se podrá utilizar el plebiscito y el referendo para reformar los artículos pétreos que establece el artículo 384 y que se refiere a la forma de gobierno, al territorio nacional, al período presidencial, a la prohibición para ser nuevamente Presidente de la República al ciudadano que lo haya desempeñado bajo cualquier tipo y referente." (BBC’S source was La Tribuna.) 2028: 703: 1112: 790: 45: 10726: 2069: 1314: 1069: 10602: 2295: 2166: 2180: 1602:

civil liberties by Monday, 5 October 2009 at the latest, according to a spokesman for a member of the delegation. On 5 October 2009, Micheletti said that he was lifting the decree but also said that the pro-Zelaya media that had been closed down by the de facto government, Radio Globo and Canal 36 TV, would have to appear before the courts to regain their broadcast permits. On 19 October 2009, the decree was reversed in the official gazette.

1045:, the head of the country's human rights commission, said that Zelaya's exile was a mistake and that the military made an "error" sending Zelaya into exile rather than holding him for trial. Honduras's Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case brought by a group of lawyers and judges arguing that the military broke the law taking Zelaya out of the country. In August 2009, Micheletti himself said that a mistake was made when Zelaya was exiled. 10732: 2130: 2205: 2092: 2219: 1229: 939:, refused the order to pass out the poll materials because the Supreme Court had ruled the poll to be illegal. On 24 June, Zelaya fired him. Later that day, the defence minister and heads of the army, navy and air force resigned. On 25 June, the Supreme Court ruled 5–0 that General Velásquez be reinstated. Tribunal member David Matamoros affirmed the Electoral Tribunal's support for the military's actions. 1103:, and the interim government, maintain Zelaya was replaced constitutionally. Arguments that Zelaya's ouster was illegal because the proper legal procedures were not used has been advanced by several lawyers. Acting Honduran President Roberto Micheletti said forcing deposed President Manuel Zelaya to leave the country, instead of arresting him, was a mistake. 1726:

made as part of the Tegucigalpa/San Jose Accord, and called on the International Community to respect the decision. Almost all congressmen from Zelaya's own political party as well as the opposition National Party voted against the reinstatement, and supported the victory of Porfirio Lobo Sosa as the new president of Honduras in the November 2009 elections.

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talk of an amnesty, and for whom, over political crimes (veremos si se puede hablar de una amnistía, y para quiénes, sobre delitos políticos)". "Zelaya must abandon his goal of installing a fourth ballot box", he continued. Arias indicated he intended to propose a reconciliation government headed by Zelaya combined with political amnesty.

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that day, Honduran security forces used tear gas and batons to disperse the crowds outside the Brazilian embassy. The interim government also surrounded the area with military and several agencies reported that 'hooded men' had stormed the building next to the embassy. About 50 pro-Zelaya supporters have been reported wounded by police.

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administration invalidated Article 239 of the Constitution, allowing him to run for re-election in 2017 (and allowing all former presidents to run for the office again). Zelaya stated that he believed the court did not have a right to unilaterally terminate the Article, again calling for a referendum

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with Zelaya's negotiators that would allow the Honduran Congress to vote on whether the ousted president would be restored and allowed to serve out the few remaining months of his term. Zelaya chose not to give a list of candidates for the unity government to Micheletti, arguing that the Congress was

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Protests against the coup began almost immediately, as several thousand Zelaya supporters gathered near the Presidential Palace, confronting the guarding soldiers and lit tires on fire. In response to daily pro-Zelaya protests, Congress approved a decree on 1 July that applied an overnight curfew and

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Zelaya criticised the vote and urged governments not to restore ties with the incoming administration of Porfirio Lobo. "Today, the lawmakers at the service of the dominant classes ratified the coup d’état in Honduras," Zelaya said in a statement released shortly after the vote. "They have condemned

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On 28 September 2009, after pressure from home and abroad, Micheletti said that he would lift his decree suspending civil liberties. As of 2 October 2009, Mr. Micheletti had not done so, but told a visiting delegation of Republican members of the US Congress that he would lift the decree and restore

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Electricity was cut off to the embassy area and Canal 36 TV; however, Radio Globo sent out a broadcast that included a call for generators and a pledge by the head of the electrical workers union to send technicians which shortly led to power being restored to the immediate area. The curfew was then

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Thousands of Zelaya supporters soon congregated around the embassy. Security Vice-Minister Mario Perdomo ordered checkpoints to be placed on highways leading to Tegucigalpa, to "stop those people coming to start trouble". Defense Minister Lionel Sevilla suspended all air flights to Tegucigalpa. Late

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In a 16 July interview President Óscar Arias said that he had a mandate from 34 world governments to restore constitutional order in Honduras, by which he meant restore President Zelaya. He rejected Micheletti's proposal to step down if Zelaya did not return to power. He said, "we will see if we can

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A document purporting to be a resignation letter written by President Zelaya, dated 25 June, was read to congress. Zelaya has said he did not write the letter. Later that day, in an extraordinary session Congress voted to remove Zelaya for manifest irregular conduct and putting in present danger the

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Just days before the referendum, Zelaya published executive decree PCM-019-2009, which revoked the earlier decree PCM-05-2009. Zelaya issued a new executive decree PCM-020-2009, another attempt to legalise the referendum. According to a legal analysis by former Supreme Court President Vilma Morales,

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stating that the Honduran Congress had constitutional power to remove Zelaya from office, but indicating that his expatriation was unconstitutional. On 29 October, LLOC refused to retract the report. The State Department warned the Micheletti government that it might not recognise the results of 29

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On 4 December, Juan Barahona-led activists ended five months of daily protests demanding the reinstatement of Zelaya, saying they are moving on now that Congress has voted to keep Manuel Zelaya out of office. Juan Barahona, who had been leading protests since late June when Zelaya was forced out of

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On 2 December, the National Congress debated regarding the possible reinstatement of Zelaya to the presidency. A vast majority of the lawmakers voted against Zelaya's reinstatement. The 128 member Congress voted 111 to 14 against reinstating Zelaya, affirming its 28 June decision. This decision was

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Tanks patrolled the streets and military planes flew overhead. Soldiers guarded the main government buildings. The government television station and a television station that supported the president were taken off the air. Television and radio stations broadcast no news. The electrical power, phone

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The President of the Congress, Micheletti, observed that Article 374 of the constitution states that no referendum can be used to alter the entrenched articles in the constitution that are specified in article 384. He went on to insist that even to announce such a referendum privately is a crime ("

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On 17 February 2009, at a public showcasing of tractor equipment received from Venezuela, Manuel Zelaya stated that he would propose a fourth ballot box. On 24 March 2009, Zelaya called for a preliminary poll to be held on 28 June 2009 to gauge popular support for including the Constituent Assembly

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took place in Honduras, with support from many groups. "The constitution has since 1980 been tweaked in other areas around thirty times, to the point where politicians of all camps are convinced that the document is no longer adequate. This is where the formal change proposed by Manuel Zelaya comes

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representative Susan Lee described human rights violations by Micheletti's security forces following Zelaya's return as "alarming". These included a "sharp rise in police beatings" and hundreds of arrests of political demonstrators throughout Honduras, and intimidation of human rights defenders by

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said that he supported Zelaya's removal from office, saying that Zelaya now "doesn't have any authority, moral or legal", while opposing his expulsion from the country. On 15 July 2009, interim president Roberto Micheletti stated he would be prepared to step down "if at some point that decision is

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Initial returns indicated a larger than usual turnout, around 60%, a figure subsequently revised downward to 49%. Zelaya also disputed those figures at the time. Some Honduran activists ended their daily protests demanding the reinstatement of Zelaya because he was ousted in a coup, since Congress

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Honduran leaders refused to reinstate Zelaya, pending the elections, but international support for the elections remained scant leading up to the polls. Many Hondurans sought to move past the crisis with the elections, which had been scheduled previous to Zelaya's ouster. Zelaya urged a boycott of

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condemned the removal of Zelaya as a military coup, and some of these condemnations may still remain unretracted. The OAS rejected an attempt by Honduras to withdraw from the organisation and then suspended the membership of Honduras the following day. Domestic opinion remained very much divided,

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Later that day, the Supreme Court issued a statement that it had ordered the army to arrest Zelaya. On 30 June, the military's chief lawyer, Colonel Herberth Inestroza, showed Judge Arita's arrest order. Colonel Inestroza later stated that deporting Zelaya did not comply with the court order, but

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Titulo VII: De la Reforma y la Inviolabilabidad de la Constitución, Capitulo I De la Reforma de la Constitución: Articulo 373. – La reforma de esta Constitución podrá decretarse por el Congreso Nacional, en sesiones ordinarias, con dos tercios de votos de la totalidad de sus miembros. El decreto

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When Micheletti announced he had, unilaterally, formed the unity government without input from Zelaya, Zelaya declared the agreement "dead" early on 6 November. The United States sent diplomats to help to resurrect the pact, but Zelaya insisted that he would not accept any deal to restore him to

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On 21 September 2009, Zelaya and his wife arrived at the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa. Zelaya stated that to reach the embassy he travelled through mountains for fifteen hours, and took back roads to avoid checkpoints, but he did not state from which country he entered Honduras. He stated to

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unanimously adopted a resolution which called for the reinstatement of Zelaya as the President of Honduras. Zelaya spoke in front of the General Assembly where he was applauded several times. In his speech, Zelaya promised not to seek another term as President and said that he would not accept a

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police station on 24 July, was allegedly found at 6:30 am the following morning with 42 stab wounds; 38-year-old high school teacher Roger Abraham Vallejo Soriano, shot in the head allegedly by security forces during protests on 31 July, died on 1 August On 3 July, Radio América journalist

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and was not approved by Congress. Originally the curfew ran from 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. That curfew was extended, changed, or renewed several times, in ways Amnesty International and the International Observation Mission called "arbitrary". On 1 July, Congress issued an order (decreto

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to ensure his rule would be uncontested for decades, and "one-by-one, each of the members of ALBA have followed Chavez's lead and changed their constitutions to remove limits on the number of terms their presidents can serve." However, the notion of extending term limits in Latin America is not

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With Micheletti indicating that he would temporarily step down to allow voters to concentrate on the upcoming presidential elections, and congressional and judicial leadership refusing to reinstate Zelaya before the elections, Panamá, Costa Rica, and the United States indicated that they would

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After Zelaya's exile, Chavez alleged that the Venezuelan ambassador was assaulted by Honduran soldiers; Chavez said that if the ambassador were killed or the Venezuelan Embassy were violated, this would constitute an act of war requiring a military response. On 2 July, Honduran police arrested

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In late May, the court of contentious administration ruled the poll illegal. Honduras' Supreme Electoral Tribunal also ruled that such a poll would be illegal. The lower court's injunction, against the poll, was upheld by the Supreme Court. In late June, the intended consultative poll was also

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and the United States to effect a diplomatic solution between Micheletti and Zelaya initially resulted in a proposal by President Arias calling for Zelaya's return to the presidency, albeit with curtailed powers. Arias's proposal also stipulated political amnesty and moved the Honduran general

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several Cubans and Nicaraguans present at demonstrations, and police sources claimed Venezuelans were active in the anti-coup movement. On 5 July, Venezuelan media showed Hugo Chávez watching Zelaya's attempt to land. Accidentally visible in Chávez's office was the text "051345JUL09 Swarm of

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who signed a statement on the agreement, as well as requesting that sanctions placed against Honduras as a result of the incident be lifted. The next day, Zelaya agreed to the deal, while a close advisor said he would remain politically active and hope to later return to political activity.

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said: "The de facto government clearly used the security forces to restrict the news... Hondurans did not know what was going on. They clearly acted to create an information vacuum to keep people unaware of what was actually happening." However, in an interview published on 9 July 2009 in

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On 23 June 2009, Congress passed a law forbidding holding official polls or referendums less than 180 days before the next general election, which would have made 28 June poll illegal. Since this bill was passed after the poll was scheduled, Zelaya rejected its applicability to this case.

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told the Security Council that "since the day it has sheltered President Zelaya at its premises, the Brazilian Embassy has been virtually under siege" and that "it has been submitted to acts of harassment and intimidation by the de facto authorities". The UN Security Council defended the

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upheld a lower court injunction against a 28 June poll. However, the constitutional process for dealing with this situation was unclear; there were no clear procedures for removing or prosecuting a sitting president. The crisis culminated in the removal and exile of Honduran president

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government, which is perceived by the participating organisations as a dictatorship, considering the documented human rights violations since the coup d’état and the reappearance of figures involved in disappearances and torture in former coups d’état. The FNGE supports a process of

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On 21 September 2009, Zelaya returned in secret to Honduras, after several attempts to return had been rebuffed. It was announced that he was in the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa. The next day, the Micheletti government declared a state of emergency and suspended five

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Installed inside the embassy, Zelaya complained of harassment from the Micheletti government aided by Israeli mercenaries. He claimed they had installed a mobile phone jammer, which he showed to the press, and assaulted the occupants of the embassy with toxic gases and

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as other ALBA leaders had, whom they considered would-be dictators. According to National Party analyst Raúl Pineda Alvarado, Zelaya's attempt to modify the constitution was a "carbon copy" of what had happened in Venezuela, Ecuador and Nicaragua. US Republican

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In May 2011 a court in Honduras dropped all corruption charges against Zelaya, allowing him to return to Honduras. He did so on 28 May 2011 to a massive reception at Toncontin International Airport. On 1 June the OAS voted to re-admit Honduras into the OAS.

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that he had been awakened by gunshots. Masked soldiers took his cell phone, shoved him into a van and took him to an air force base, where he was put on a plane. He said he did not know that he was being taken to Costa Rica until he landed at the airport in

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in the then 192-member body, condemned the removal of Zelaya as a coup and demanded his "immediate and unconditional restoration" as president. The resolution calls "firmly and categorically on all states to recognize no government other than that" of

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inviolability of Brazilian embassy and "called upon the de facto government of Honduras to cease harassing the Brazilian embassy and to provide all necessary utilities and services, including water, electricity, food and continuity of communications".

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the country, said that his supporters are "closing that chapter" of their struggle. Barahona said it's time for Hondurans who support policies in favour of the poor and other themes that Zelaya espoused to shift their focus to the 2013 elections.

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Zelaya pushed for a referendum, insisting that Honduras' grinding poverty stemmed from a constitution written in 1982 at the height of that country's brutal repression of leftists – that rigs the game for the most powerful families and interests.

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On 10 October, Honduras' interim leaders put in place new rules that threaten broadcasters with closure for airing reports that "attack national security", further restricting media freedom following the closure of two opposition stations.

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FNGE held marches every day since 28 June, except the days when a curfew was imposed, where demonstrations took place in grassroot neighbourhoods. Notable marches on 5 July 15 September, and 27 January involved over 200,000 people per day.

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serving as mediator, proved unsuccessful, as both sides remained far apart according to regional leaders. The participants only agreed to meet again sometime in the future, as Zelaya left Costa Rica to gather more international support.

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and sending the military to guard the runways. As thousands of Zelaya supporters gathered at the airport to meet him, one was confirmed dead and scores injured, when "several soldiers walked through and began firing indiscriminately".

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of Venezuela which they recognised as a threat to their interests. To the working-class, it appeared Zelaya was ousted because the elite felt threatened by his efforts to improve their lives – most notably with a 60% increase in the

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was elected with around 55% of the votes. Official numbers for the turnout of the election placed it at around 60%, which was subsequently officially revised down to 49% – a considerable decline on the 55% 2005 election turnout.

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ejecutivo N° 011-2009) which extended restrictions between 22:00 and 05:00 local time and also suspended four constitutional guarantees, including freedom of transit, due process, and freedom from unwarranted search and seizure.

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condemned the coup in a statement and called for Zelaya's reinstatement. Additionally it stated, "we highlight our condemnation of the brutal treatment that Honduras military personnel gave to the Minister of Foreign Affairs,

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Michelletti initially denied that Zelaya had returned. After admitting the return, he issued a curfew and asked the Brazilian government to put Zelaya in Honduran custody to be put on trial. Brazilian foreign minister

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released a statement on 29 June stating that, "The suspension or closure of local and international broadcast media indicates that the coup leaders want to hide what is happening." Carlos Lauría of the New York-based

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in Washington on 7 July. At this meeting, Zelaya agreed to a US-backed proposal for negotiation talks with Micheletti government representatives in Costa Rica set for 9 July. The talks, with Costa Rican President

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featuring Zelaya stating: "The only position in Honduras that cannot be reelected is the president. But, reelection will be a topic of the coming National Constitutional Assembly." (subtitled, from 10:04–10:22)

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condemned the coup and said that no member state of Mercosur will recognise a Honduran government that is not led by Manuel Zelaya. Lugo also called for those behind the coup to be punished by serving prison

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reported that the "crackdown on the media" began before dawn on the 28th. It said that only pro-Micheletti stations were allowed to broadcast and that they carried only news friendly to the new government.

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stated that on 29 June that they were detained and beaten by Honduran troops before being released. Also, several allies of Zelaya were taken into custody by the military. Among them were: Foreign Minister

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30 June also saw the first rally in support of Zelaya's removal take place in the capital, as thousands of Zelaya opponents took to the main square. Roberto Micheletti made an appearance and said that the

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where he had been, to the Dominican Republic upon Lobo taking office on 27 January. Lobo stated that he would ensure Zelaya would leave safely and "with dignity". Lobo negotiated with Dominican President

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wrote in the Washington Examiner that Chávez had used ALBA to create "a tide of incipient dictatorship" flowing out of Venezuela into other countries in Latin America. He noted that Chávez had subverted

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member Ramón García on 12 July, after he was forced by unknown people to get off a bus; 23-year-old Pedro Magdiel Muñoz Salvador, allegedly detained by police during anti-coup protests and taken to an

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On 11 June, the Bar Association of Honduras unanimously agreed that Zelaya was violating the law. It asked Zelaya to stop the illegalities and recommended officials not follow his illegal orders.

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personnel were detained and removed from their hotel, but later released. A number of local reporters and media sources reported on harassment and restrictions. Alejandro Villatoro, director of

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and prominent members of Zelaya's own party, saw these plans as unconstitutional as they could lead to presidential reelection, which is permanently outlawed by the Honduran constitution. The

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also condemned the events. Over ten Latin American countries, as well as all European Union countries, agreed to withdraw their ambassadors from Honduras until Zelaya is returned to power.

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The military is in charge of security and logistics in elections in Honduras. Zelaya asked them to perform their election role for the poll, but the head of the military command, General

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The Supreme Court, Congress, and the military and the National Human Rights Commissioner recommended that voters stay home because the poll would be neither fair nor safe for voters.

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November elections if Zelaya were not allowed to return to power first, but ultimately recognised the elections at the last second, despite Zelaya not having been returned to power.

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in a poor country as one of the reasons why the relations between the president and the other institutions were so strained and that his leftward movement alarmed certain sectors.

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Zelaya made two initial, open attempts to return to his country, which were rebuffed. On 5 July he attempted to return by air, and the Micheletti government responded by closing

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reported on 30 June that an armed group of Zelaya supporters, attacked its main headquarters by throwing stones and other objects at their windows, until police intervened.

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On 29 November 2009, a presidential election was held, according to the Honduran constitution. Five candidates ran for president. Early returns indicate that conservative

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published a summary of the IACHR report and stated that it had published reports up to 8 July and that human rights supporters had encouraged the IACHR to "directly ".

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On 25 March, the Attorney General's office formally notified President Zelaya that he would face criminal charges of abusing power if he proceeded with the referendum.

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Zelaya supporters, largely from labour unions and the poor, claim conservative business leaders are actually concerned because Zelaya had sharply increased the

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stated that the World Bank had "paused" all lending for development programs to Honduras, said to be around US$ 80 million for the next fiscal year.

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states that the constitution can be modified by a two-thirds majority of the National Congress. However, Article 374 specifies that several articles are

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which initially lasted for the 48 hours from Sunday night (28 June) and to Tuesday (30 June). The curfew law was not published in the official journal

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and other leaders in Latin America as a counter to the trade and security policies sponsored by the United States. Zelaya also planned to convert the

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stated that "liberal sectors" were proposing to reform "obsolete articles" in the constitution, including one against presidential re-election. The

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opinion poll showed that, of those consulted, only one in four respondents approved of Zelaya – the lowest approval rating of 18 regional leaders.

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Note that article 374 does not say that; and there is no article 384: the constitution has only 378 numbered articles. Apparently either the BBC,

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called on the Honduran military to release the president and "restore constitutional order". All EU ambassadors had left the country by 2 July.

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detention and beating members of the media and several confirmed deaths and disappearances allegedly attributable to the de facto government.

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On 22 December 2008 Zelaya issued two emergency executive agreements ("acuerdos"), both numbered 46-A-2008, which each authorised transfer of

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extended until 6:00 pm the following day, a drastic measure because it means that all workplaces will be closed during daylight hours.

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On 27 May 2009, the Administrative Law Tribunal issued an injunction against holding the poll at the request of Honduran Attorney General

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voted to remove Zelaya from office, having read without objection a purported letter of resignation. Zelaya said the letter was forged.

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A march of several tens of thousands of people against Zelaya's re-election plans took place in the second city of San Pedro Sula....

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on 4 July, after the Micheletti government ignored an ultimatum by the OAS to re-instate Zelaya as president. OAS Secretary General

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base and took possession of the disputed poll ballots, which were then kept in the presidential palace to avoid their destruction.

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nature of the Article as it was overturned by a court decision, rather than an attempted amendment. After her election, President

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Task Forces is located, into a civilian airport (it was already in use for many civilian flights because of safety concerns about

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as well as the Ambassadors of Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela. This situation is a serious violation of International law, and the

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called the situation "a military coup". On 4 July 2009, the OAS carried out a prior ultimatum by unanimously suspending Honduras.

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Zelaya (elected in January 2006) insisted that the elections of 29 November should not be a precondition to his return to power.

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Meanwhile, both pro- and anti-Zelaya demonstrations continued on an almost daily basis throughout the deeply polarised country.

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showing how $ 2 million in cash was transported from the Central Bank of Honduras to the office of Zelaya's chief of staff

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reports from inside the Honduran Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) with proof that the TSE invented fake participation figures.

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needed to bring peace and tranquility to the country, but without the return, and I stress this, of former President Zelaya".

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receives just 1.2% of the country's wealth, while the richest 10% collect 42%. Approximately twenty per cent of the nation's

466: 285: 195: 10120: 8458: 6843: 6680: 5039: 3868: 3672: 777:, "Mr. Zelaya's presidency has been marked by a rise in crime, corruption scandals and economic populism." By April 2009, a 10824: 10459: 10071: 9581: 9035: 8983: 8363: 7539: 7199: 6336: 5408:[We committed an offense to remove Zelaya, but had to do it] (in Spanish). El Faro.net, El Salvador. Archived from 4635: 3321: 2120: 1667: 9413: 6742: 5063: 3929: 1481: 10705: 10700: 10690: 9851: 7099: 6817: 5165: 1495:

Violent confrontations with media continued from both Zelaya supporters and opponents during the week of 12 August 2009.

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Crisis in Honduras – What was really behind the removal of President Manuel Zelaya, and is he likely to be reinstated?

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English summary of interview with the legal counsel of the Honduras armed forces, Colonel Herberth Bayardo Inestroza,

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Under the Articles 1, 2, 3, 4, 205, 220, subsections 20, 218, 242, 321, 322, 323 of the Constitution of the Republic,

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On 26 July, Zelaya briefly entered into Honduran territory, at a border crossing between Honduras and Nicaragua near

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The President of the National Congress was the next on the presidential line of succession because Vice-President

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lines, and international cable TV were cut or blocked throughout Honduras. Public transportation was suspended.

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19-year-old Isis Obed Murillo Mencías was shot in the head on 5 July when Zelaya's plane was trying to land at

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early in the morning of 28 June, disarming the presidential guard, waking Zelaya and putting him on a plane to

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On 11 November 2008, President Zelaya announced a non-binding referendum to see if the people wanted to have a

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to about US$ 9.60 a day from about $ 6 a day. Some who protested in support of Zelaya had never voted for him.

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said "I'm just warning... no one to be surprised if there is an armed movement in the mountains of Honduras".

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The Honduran right opposed the ALBA alliance, and feared that Zelaya would move to eliminate the presidential

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The Millennium Challenge Corporation and Economic Sanctions: A Comparison of Honduras With Other Countries

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support the outcome, but international support for the elections remained scant leading up to the polls.

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by Frank Jack Daniel and Enrique Andres Pretel, Reuters (reprinted by the National Post), 28 June 2009.

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reported that much of Zelaya's support was derived from labour unions and the nation's poor, while the

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Honduras' non-coup – Under the country's Constitution, the ouster of President Manuel Zelaya was legal

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Name the current President of Congress to complete the presidential term that ends on 27 January 2010.

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that "I am here in Tegucigalpa. I am here for the restoration of democracy, to call for dialogue".

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On or just before 4 August 2009, the National Telecommunications Commission (CONATEL) terminated

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agreed to a deal that would allow Zelaya to be transported safely from the Brazilian embassy in

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will be held as scheduled and that a new president will be sworn in on 27 January 2010. General

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On the morning of 28 June 2009, approximately 100 soldiers stormed the president's residence in

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Quixote Center Emergency Delegation of Solidarity, Accompaniment and Witness (7 August 2009).

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Several TV stations, radio stations, and newspaper's websites were temporarily shut down. The

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On 3 June, Congress passed a resolution warning Zelaya to correct his administrative conduct.

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announced in a joint statement that they would not recognise any new government in Honduras.

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In late June, there were large marches both for and against the proposed fourth ballot box.

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unique to ALBA countries, as efforts in Colombia have been made towards allowing President

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had earlier quit to run in the 2009 elections. The President of the National Congress was

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Political situation in Honduras with a view to the elections on 29 November 2009 (debate)

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Meanwhile, Micheletti announced that he accepted the resignation of his Foreign Minister

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allowed security forces to arrest people at home and hold them for more than 24 hours.

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Golpe de Estado contra el Presidente Zelaya. Consecuencias de la impunidad en Honduras

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stated that the IADB is pausing all new loans to Honduras until democracy is restored.

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COIMER & OP (Consultores en Investigación de Mercados y Opinión Pública) (2009).

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and Japan also announced their intentions to recognise the results of the elections.

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elections up by a month, pushing them to take place in October. The US supported the

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Armed Forces of Honduras Timeline of events with many scanned documents (in Spanish)

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file is "20090702113502-05'00'"; date in displayed version of the file: 25 June 2009

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Micheletti government and its actions were coordinated through a wide coalition of

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Disapprove Zelaya's repeated violations of the constitution, laws and court orders.

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Zelaya's government was accused of harassing journalists and also accused by the

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The crisis drew to a close with the inauguration of the newly elected president,

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Ballots arrived from Venezuela on a plane and the ballot boxes were kept at the

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The decree suspending human rights was officially revoked on 19 October 2009 in

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that documented instances of sexual violence, excessive use of military force,

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stated that she wished to seek annulment of the order repealing Article 239.

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hinted that the "Resistance" is searching for weapons and training centres.

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said that this was causing controversy. Debate regarding the convening of a

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On 22 July 2008, Zelaya announced plans to incorporate the country into the

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garnered widespread condemnation as a coup d’état. The United Nations, the

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In Honduras Coup, the Truth is as Strange as any 'Banana Republic' Fiction

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UN Security Council defends inviolability of Brazilian embassy in Honduras

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did not send observers. However, observers were sent by the centre-right

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file is "20090207105728+02'00'" and is listed here bibliographically as

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No foreign government recognised Micheletti as president. US President

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had arrived in Honduras the previous day to negotiate Zelaya's return.

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At around 12:37 the Honduran National Congress unanimously agreed to:

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date 2 July 2009; date in displayed version of the file: 26 June 2009

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El Grupo PPE reconoce plena legitimidad a las elecciones de Honduras

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and Bloque Popular, shot dead on 11 July while entering his home in

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organisations and political parties and movements formerly known as

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office if it meant he must recognise the elections of 29 November.

1595: 1575: 1528: 1443: 10667: 9126:. United States: Greenberg Quinlar Rosler Research. Archived from 9074:...these numbers come from interviews done from 30 June-4 July.... 7866:"Marco Rosa confirma intoxicación dentro de la embajada de Brasil" 6987: 5716:"Sacamos a Zelaya porque se fue a la izquierda, puso a comunistas" 4768:[In L40 million bags were removed from the Central Bank]. 1048: 9796: 9605:"Temporary Suspension of Non-Immigrant Visa Services in Honduras" 8419: 8417: 7838: 6458:"Un Chávez nervioso intenta ahora explicar que no planeó masacre" 5750:"Honduras: human rights crisis threatens as repression increases" 5249:"Honduras Supreme Court Judge Defends President Ouster (Update1)" 4913:"Honduras Supreme Court Judge Defends President Ouster (Update1)" 4531: 4025:. Centro de Estudios Internacionales de Barcelona. 22 July 2009. 3395: 2564:"Spain 2, Honduras 0 – Spain Impresses, but Still Has Work To Do" 1616:

On 29 October 2009, the de facto Micheletti government signed an

1426: 1228: 1023: 682: 639: 633: 9974:. Association of Caribbean States. 28 June 2009. Archived from 8951:"Honduras modifica su Constitución para permitir la reelección" 7956: 7937: 7011: 7009: 6926:"Marcha de la resistencia del 15 de septiembre p04 – AOL Video" 6039: 5454:"Honduras's Micheletti Says Zelaya Exile Was 'Error' (Update1)" 5406:"Cometimos un delito al sacar a Zelaya, pero había que hacerlo" 3958:. International Freedom of Expression Exchange. 19 October 2007 2511:"Honduran Leader's Populism is what Provoked Military Violence" 1644: 1621:

unacceptably delaying the agreed-upon vote on his restoration.

1120: 1106: 1072:

A clash between pro-Zelaya protesters and the Honduran military

9227:"Obama Says Coup in Honduras Would Set a "Terrible Precedent"" 8478: 8476: 8414: 7052: 5577:"Inconstitucionalidad de la llamada "sucesión constitucional"" 4373:

Honduras.net; See also the Honduras Decreto (Decree) 169/1986.

4244:[Honduras: The legal route of the Fourth Ballot Box]. 6900:"Posicionamiento frente al encuentro de San José, Costa Rica" 5425:"Zelaya's Exile an 'Error', Honduras Human Rights Chief Says" 5271:

Jari Dixon and others from the Lawyers Front Against the Coup

5246: 4910: 4659:"Congreso de Honduras aprueba ley de referendo contra Zelaya" 4219:[Sacking of FHIS paralyzed coffers in 300 projects]. 4194:[They deduced liability to former director of FHIS]. 2224: 1668:

National Resistance Front against the coup d’État in Honduras

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21st Century Socialism Comes to the Honduran Banana Republic

8392:"Honduras hopes to move past coup with election (Version 2)" 7892:"Micheletti defends response to Zelaya's return to Honduras" 7281:(in Spanish). Diario El Tiempo. 30 July 2009. Archived from 7006: 6287:. Latin American Herald Tribune. 8 July 2009. Archived from 6285:"Honduran Foreign Minister Apologizes for Comments on Obama" 5854:"El Ejército expulsa al presidente hondureño, Manuel Zelaya" 5307: 5305: 5303: 5154: 5007:

Thousands of Hondurans marched Tuesday in San Pedro Sula....

3999:. Coa.counciloftheamericas.org. 28 June 2009. Archived from 3436:"AFP: Honduras revises down participation in disputed polls" 3373:"Honduras hopes to move past coup with election (Version 1)" 9121:"Honduras Frequency Questionnaire, October 9–13, 2009" 9036:"In Honduras, Instability, Fear of Civil War Preceded Deal" 8742:"UPDATE 2-Zelaya says may leave Honduras at end of mandate" 8473: 7075:"Police brutality rampant in Honduras, amnesty report says" 6961:

Comité de Familiares de Detenidos Desaparecidos en Honduras

6951: 6949: 6947: 5313:"Leftist leaders hold emergency meeting over Honduras coup" 5056: 4527:"Honduras president: Nation calm before controversial vote" 1680:

Comité de Familiares de Detenidos Desaparecidos en Honduras

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Comité de Familiares de Detenidos Desaparecidos en Honduras

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On 24 September, Brazil called an emergency meeting of the

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Totalitarian Rightists Put Orwellian Spin on Honduras Coup

9149:"WRAPUP 2-Give talks a chance, U.S. tells Honduras rivals" 8339:"U.S. Approach to Honduras Raises Doubts in Latin America" 7941: 25 September 2009. Retrieved 29 September 2009. 7834:"Mercenarios israelíes, ultrasonidos y suicidios fingidos" 7253:"Communiqué on the murder of Pedro Magdiel Muñoz Salvador" 5695:. the Law Library of Congress, USA. August 2009. p. 5 5186: 4741:"Más evidencia de millonaria malversación por cuarta urna" 4417:. The Real News Network. 22 September 2009. Archived from 3664: 893:

porque eso, incluso, anunciarlo privadamente es un delito.

9409: 7868:. El Tiempo (Honduras). 25 September 2009. Archived from 7435: 7100:"Preliminary Observations on the IACHR Visit to Honduras" 6757: 6561:[Arrested Venezuelans who traveled to Honduras]. 5344:[The new Government of Honduras decrees curfew]. 5300: 5066:[Warrant from the Attorney (Original document)]. 4140:"América Latina, Democracia Cristiana y golpes de Estado" 3699:"Lay Missionary: Honduran Conflict Between Poor, Wealthy" 2807: 2676:

El nuevo presidente de Honduras decreta el toque de queda

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Organisations and individuals in Honduras, including the

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Hondurans promoting peace and opposing Zelaya and Chávez.

715:, a businessman born into a wealthy Honduran family, was 659: 446:

was a political dispute over plans to either rewrite the

8930:"Zelaya Returns to Honduras Almost 2 Years After Ouster" 8280:"No Fair Election in Honduras under Military Occupation" 8009:"Beatings and detentions follow Honduras demonstrations" 6944: 6485:[Venezuela provided military force for Zelaya]. 6237:"Honduras' Zelaya says to meet coup backers on Thursday" 5827:"Congresso restringe cuatro guarantías constitucionales" 5807:[Curfew until Tuesday] (in Spanish). 3 July 2009 5342:"El nuevo Goierno de Honduras decreta el toque de queda" 5144:"Leader's Ouster Not a Coup, Says the Honduran Military" 5076: 4953:"Honduras dismisses military chief amid political chaos" 4657:

Palencia, Gustavo (28 June 2009). García, Hernán (ed.).

4192:"Deducirán responsabilidad civil a ex director del FHIS" 2254:

Reactions of individual countries are dealt with in the

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as the candidate of the country's historically powerful

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International reaction to the 2009 Honduran coup d'état

10382: 9848:"Library of Congress stands by report on Honduras coup" 9517: 8566:"Honduras revises down participation in disputed polls" 8366:[Japan Supports Honduran Election Procedures]. 8312:"German Parliament Votes to Support Honduran Elections" 8088:"Honduras de facto leader lifts ban on media, protests" 6818:"Frente Nacional Contra el Golpe de Estado en Honduras" 6784: 4364:"Constitución De La República De Honduras, 1982" part 2 3977:"Honduras: Government advertising as subtle censorship" 3003: 2874:. World Bulletin. Reuters. 29 June 2009. Archived from 2816:"Honduras de facto leader lifts ban on media, protests" 2256:

International reaction to the 2009 Honduran coup d’état

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Americas-based international organisations such as the

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International reaction to the 2009 Honduran coup d'état

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Elections should go forward even if crisis unresolved?

1417:; Roger Iván Bados, former union leader, member of the 1321: 757:

and upper class feared Zelaya was seeking to establish

10024:"Gobierno chileno condenó Golpe de Estado en Honduras" 9874:"Honduras Regime Uses Noise Attack as U.S. Cuts Visas" 9679:"U.S. appears to soften support for Honduras's Zelaya" 9079: 8878:"OAS lifts Honduras suspension after Zelaya agreement" 8119:"Deal Reached in Honduras to Restore Ousted President" 8086:

Rosenberg, Mica; Palencia, Gustavo (19 October 2009).

7803:"They're torturing me, Honduras' Manuel Zelaya claims" 7796: 7794: 6888: 6583: 6508:"Chávez Adviced (sic) Mel Not to Meet with Micheletti" 6433:"Confirmada presencia de venezolanos, cubanos y nicas" 6181:"Ousted Honduran leader mulls return after OAS ruling" 6016: 5744: 5742: 5740: 5738: 5064:"Orden de captura de la Fiscalía (Documento original)" 4626:"Jurídicamente imposible convocatoria a Constituyente" 4502:, judiciary of Honduras. Retrieved 8 September 2009. 4101: 3932:. Interpress Service. 23 February 2007. Archived from 3111:"Honduras' Zelaya says he returns for peace, dialogue" 2872:"OAS condemns Honduras coup, demands return of Zelaya" 2814:

Rosenberg, Mica; Palencia, Gustavo (19 October 2009).

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Did Zelaya's actions justify his removal from office?

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claimed that HRW had "commissioned" the IACHR report.

1150:, Rodolfo Padilla Sunseri; several congressmen of the 10573:

Frente Nacional contra el Golpe de Estado en Honduras

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Chronology of the 2009 Honduran constitutional crisis

10000:(in Spanish). Telecinco. 29 June 2009. Archived from 9972:"Declaration of the ACS on the situation in Honduras" 9696: 8427:. Xinhua News Agency. 6 November 2009. Archived from 8253:"Israel apoya las elecciones de Honduras – Al Frente" 8003: 8001: 7999: 7997: 7995: 7353: 7155: 6896:

Frente Nacional contra el Golpe de Estado en Honduras

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US envoy blasts Honduran minister for racist comments

5947:"Police clash with demonstrators in Honduran capital" 5550: 4859:[He was not president when he was arrested]. 2773: 1502: 1406:, threats at gunpoint against judges responsible for 1382:

A number of groups have published reports, including

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Frente Nacional contra el Golpe de Estado en Honduras

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Frente Nacional contra el Golpe de Estado en Honduras

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Chronology of the 2009 Honduran constitutional crisis

9526:"U.S. says Zelaya is the only president of Honduras" 9275:"Honduras's Interim Leaders Try to Regain Spotlight" 8144:"Honduras interim president may take leave for vote" 7361:"Gobierno de facto anuncia el cierre de Radio Globo" 7094: 7092: 6990:(in Spanish). Agencia Latinoamerica de Información. 6643:"Hasta venezolanos estuvieron en el consulado de LA" 6613:"En dólares pagan a líderes de protestas pro Zelaya" 6311:"Honduran Catholic hierarchy opposes Zelaya, Chavez" 5998:"Journalists briefly detained by troops in Honduras" 5447: 5445: 4701:"EXCLUSIVE: Ousted Honduran leader accused of theft" 4619: 4617: 4303:""El presidente Zelaya está equivocado": Micheletti" 3725:"President's Ouster Highlights a Divide in Honduras" 3673:"Honduran Coup Shows Business Elite Still in Charge" 3671:

Lee, Morgan & Olson, Alexandra (6 August 2009).

3583:"Honduras' Coup: The Last Thing a Poor Nation Needs" 3521:"New Honduran leader to take office, ending turmoil" 3462:"Ousted Honduran leader urges region to reject vote" 3348:"Weary of Political Crisis, Honduras Holds Election" 3140:"Zelaya: US-brokered pact for Honduran crisis fails" 3013:. AP via Yahoo News. 30 October 2009. Archived from 2455:"Army overthrows Honduras president in vote dispute" 1643:

In the days preceding the elections, United States,

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canisters into the building of the human rights NGO

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On 24 June, surveillance cameras captured how about

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In a Coup in Honduras, Ghosts of Past U.S. Policies

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Chavez threatens military action over Honduras coup

9904: 9670: 9644: 9622: 9455: 9173:Mohammed, Arshad; Alexander, David (29 June 2009). 9166: 8443: 8079: 7791: 7223:"Atentado con bomba en sede de sindicato hondureño" 6412:"Hugo Chavez threatens military action in Honduras" 6337:"Honduran interim leader: I'm willing to step down" 6173: 5735: 5631:"Honduras: Coup d'Etat in Constitutional Clothing?" 5452:Martinez, Andres; Schmidt, Blake (17 August 2009). 4826:[Prosecutor notifies Interpol arrest Mel]. 4305:["President Zelaya is wrong": Micheletti]. 4272:[Honduras: seeking constitutional reform]. 2951:"Ousted Honduran leader departs on flight for home" 2740: 2425: 2320:"Honduras in crisis over president re-election bid" 1894:Favor constitutional convention to resolve crisis? 768:(OAS) of imposing "subtle censorship" in Honduras. 9913:"World Bank 'pauses' loans to Honduras – Zoellick" 9766:"Background Briefing on the Situation in Honduras" 9727: 9582:"Honduras government's isolation grows after coup" 9336: 9290: 9288: 8686:"Honduran Congress votes against restoring Zelaya" 8656:"Honduran lawmakers debate ousted leader's future" 8204:"Costa Rica: Honduras vote must be backed if fair" 7992: 7409: 7127: 6255: 5707: 5403: 5263:"Report of Global Exchange Delegation to Honduras" 5137: 5135: 5133: 5043: 4964: 4824:"Fiscalía notifica an Interpol captura contra Mel" 4766:"En maletas sacaron L40 millones del Banco Centra" 4628:[Legally impossible to call Constituent]. 4295: 3293:"Honduran Congress will rule on Zelaya after vote" 3011:"Honduras' ousted president, government sign pact" 2975: 2973: 2971: 2847:"Rare Hemisphere Unity in Assailing Honduran Coup" 1941:Approve 48% / Disapprove 50% (Government actions) 1921:Approve 67% / Disapprove 31% (Government actions) 1721:Zelaya-reinstatement proposal rejected by Congress 1264:, who, in a TV interview, had called US President 885: 10103:Supreme Court documentation of Zelaya prosecution 9784: 9758: 9596: 9437:"Ousted president, replacement duel for Honduras" 9172: 9090:[Public opinion survey - National Level] 8823:"Zelaya to leave Honduras next week says adviser" 8773:"Accord Reached to Let Honduran President Depart" 8085: 7225:(in Spanish). Tercera Informacion. Archived from 7196:"Exiled Honduran leader makes 2nd trip to border" 7089: 6536:Explored: Archivo Digital de Noticias del Ecuador 5532:"Honduran military ousts president ahead of vote" 5497: 5442: 5416: 5380: 5378: 5042:. United States. Associated Press. Archived from 5040:"Honduran leader pushes ahead with divisive vote" 4793:[Changing the rules at the last minute]. 4656: 4614: 4169:[Agreements appear to plunder the FHIS]. 3640:"The Honduran Coup: How Should the U.S. Respond?" 3552:"Honduran Zelaya flies into exile, ending crisis" 3051: 2813: 2641: 2639: 2637: 2635: 2633: 2631: 2379:. AS/COA Online. 12 November 2009. Archived from 801:Bolivarian Alliance for the People of Our America 586:with demonstrations both for and against Zelaya. 11107: 10440:Guaymuras dialogue – Tegucigalpa/San José accord 10016: 8622: 8502: 7241: 7214: 7164:"Honduran teen's slaying propels youth movement" 7042: 7040: 7038: 6717:"Chávez "alerta" sobre surgimiento de guerrilla" 6534:[Chavez wanted to provoke a bloodbath]. 6387:. Diario El Tiempo. 16 July 2009. Archived from 6303: 5978:Honduras new government is censoring journalists 5388:"Top Honduran military lawyer: We broke the law" 5333: 5284:"Honduran president calls arrest a 'kidnapping'" 4217:"Saqueo de arcas en Fhis paralizó 300 proyectos" 3260:"Ousted Honduran president won't recognize vote" 3029: 2088: 2024: 1759:. Lobo also discussed the situation with former 1612:Guaymuras dialogue - Tegucigalpa/San José accord 1539:stated that Brazil did not aid Zelaya's return. 1289: 997: 836: 666:of workers from abroad. The BBC called the huge 10450:Public opinion on the 2009 Honduran coup d'état 10046:"IADB says pausing loans to Honduras over coup" 9866: 9362: 9285: 9218: 8631:"Honduran Congress Votes Down Return by Zelaya" 8110: 8057: 8031: 7825: 7502: 6986:Pérez, Luis Guillermo; (many) (6 August 2009). 6351: 6199: 5682: 5530:Weissert, Will; Cuevas, Freddy (28 June 2009). 5471: 5451: 5247:Goodman, Joshua; Schmidt, Blake (1 July 2009). 5130: 4928:"Turba encabezada por "Mel" se toma base aérea" 4911:Goodman, Joshua; Schmidt, Blake (1 July 2009). 4879: 4713: 4239: 3930:"CORRUPTION-HONDURAS: A Murky Transparency Law" 3867:. Diario La Prensa. 19 May 2009. Archived from 3841:. Diario La Prensa. 10 May 2009. Archived from 3576: 3574: 3572: 3227:"US diplomat in Honduras trying to revive pact" 3175:. ElHeraldo.hn. 6 November 2009. Archived from 3086:"Mediator proposes reinstating Honduran leader" 3061:. LaTribuna.hn. 31 October 2009. Archived from 2968: 2723: 2537:"Honduran Congress names provisional president" 2065: 1804:Public opinion on the 2009 Honduran coup d'état 1049:Alleged impeachment and presidential succession 638:Two-thirds of Honduras citizens live below the 10072:"Central American bank freezes Honduras loans" 10064: 10026:(in Spanish). El Mercurio Online. 28 June 2009 9573: 9543: 9319:"New Honduras Leader Faces Backlash From Coup" 9192: 9034:Brown, Ian T.; Rios, Jesus (30 October 2009). 8542:. Proceso.hn. 31 December 2006. Archived from 8364:"Japón respalda proceso electoral de Honduras" 8230:"US to recognise Honduras election – Americas" 6810: 6695:"La resistencia niega que esté buscando armas" 6559:"Detienen venezolanos que viajaban a Honduras" 6329: 5529: 5523: 5375: 5240: 5037: 4548:"Honduras Lurches Toward Crisis Over Election" 4520: 4518: 4516: 4137: 4049:"Cuarta urna, una idea reciclada de Venezuela" 3922: 3716: 3322:"Honduran court: Zelaya shouldn't be restored" 3316: 3314: 3103: 3077: 2628: 2442:. 2006: Central America report, 4 August 2006. 2273:Executive branch of the government of Honduras 2248:Central American Bank for Economic Integration 2189:: President of Paraguay and current president 1119:Acting President Roberto Micheletti ordered a 1014:Soldiers stormed the president's residence in 634:Political and socioeconomic divide in Honduras 469:. A majority of the government, including the 10632: 10368: 10232:, Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 25 May 2009 9901:. U.S. Department of State. 30 November 2009. 9850:. McClatchy Washington Bureau. Archived from 9317:Kiernan, Paul; Luhnow, David (30 June 2009). 9316: 9088:"Estudio de Opinión Pública – Nivel Nacional" 8872: 8870: 7949: 7947: 7035: 6591:"Tres millones para apoyar marchas de Zelaya" 6229: 6076:Lacey, Marc; Thompson, Ginger (1 July 2009). 6075: 6069: 5992: 5990: 5622: 5574: 5423:Schmidt, Blake; Sabo, Eric (13 August 2009). 4263: 4261: 3813:"HONDURAS: Soldier, Sailor, Airport Builder?" 2864: 2609: 2590:Booth, William; Forero, Juan (29 June 2009). 1823: 1781:In 2015, a Supreme Court decision during the 1730:Honduran to exist outside the rule of law.". 1274:In mid-July Honduran Roman Catholic Cardinal 1213:second term if he were asked to serve again. 423: 10258:, a timeline of events by F.W. Blake on the 10172:Honduras: Protests Against Presidential Coup 9736:"U.S. Cautious on Calling Honduras a "Coup"" 8850:"Honduras: Ousted President Agrees to Leave" 7765:. Archived from the original on 10 June 2011 7540:"New media measures take effect in Honduras" 7067: 6483:"Venezuela tenía fuerza militar para Zelaya" 6385:"Arias propondrá Gobierno de reconciliación" 6261:Enrique Ortez Colindres calls Obama negrito 5874: 5404:Dada, Carlos; José Luis Sanz (2 July 2009). 5363:"Honduras supreme court 'ordered army coup'" 5339: 4882:"The People of Honduras v. President Zelaya" 4447:. ElHeraldo.hn. 24 June 2009. Archived from 4242:"Honduras: La ruta ilegal de la Cuarta Urna" 4109:"Colombia ruling backs Uribe reelection bid" 3569: 3491:"Zelaya supporters say it's time to move on" 3196: 3194: 2369: 1107:Emergency measures by the interim government 958:Zelaya stopped being President of Honduras. 727:(ALBA), established by Venezuelan President 9705:"U.S. holds off on cutting aid to Honduras" 7532: 7441: 7311:(in Spanish). 1 August 2009. Archived from 7220: 6985: 6078:"Compromise Is Sought to Honduras Standoff" 5941: 5939: 5779:"New Honduras leader orders 48-hour curfew" 5575:Moncada Silva, Efrain (25 September 2009). 5422: 4673: 4539: 4513: 4477:. LaPrensa.hn. 26 June 2009. Archived from 4475:(President Zelaya's acts are investigated)" 4015: 3696: 3311: 3113:. Xinhua. 22 September 2009. Archived from 2726:"Honduras: estado de sitio durante 45 días" 2589: 2524:"Honduras supreme court 'ordered arm coup'" 2440:University of California, San Diego Library 2126: 614:voted to keep Manuel Zelaya out of office. 10639: 10625: 10375: 10361: 9630:"U.S. To Reduce Visa Services in Honduras" 9310: 8939:Latin America Herald Tribune, 28 May 2011. 8867: 8255:(in Spanish). ElHeraldo.hn. Archived from 7944: 7469: 7049:"Letter to Honduran Attorney General Rubi" 6988:"Gobierno de facto viola derechos humanos" 6846:. Tvpts.tv. 4 October 2009. Archived from 6763: 6635: 6532:"Chávez quería provocar un baño de sangre" 6159:"Honduran top military chief General Rome" 5987: 5819: 5560:. La Tribuna. 29 June 2009. Archived from 4930:[Mob led by "Mel" takes airbase]. 4919: 4857:"Ya no era presidente cuando fue detenido" 4719: 4679: 4545: 4413:Zelaya's return to Honduras met with force 4258: 3761: 3759: 3757: 2176: 2162: 2045: 1981:Legitimate 54% / Illegitimate 42% / NR 4% 1968:Yes 49% / No 50% / NR 1% (Limited powers) 1830: 1816: 1605: 1371: 430: 416: 10188:Democracy is Alive and Strong in Honduras 9910: 9823:Gutiérrez, Norma C. (24 September 2009). 9822: 9702: 9033: 8250: 7607: 7392:"Honduran army smothers media after coup" 7389: 7104:Inter-American Commission on Human Rights 6022: 5360: 5168:[Arrest warrant against Zelaya]. 4311:. Honduras. 23 March 2009. Archived from 3815:. Australia.TO (from IPS). Archived from 3191: 2452: 2157:Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations 1990: 1926:Favorable opinion of Roberto Micheletti? 1478:Inter-American Commission on Human Rights 1396:Inter-American Commission on Human Rights 1236:Honduras was formally suspended from the 946:2,000,000 in cash was withdrawn from the 10408:Interim Presidency of Roberto Micheletti 9733: 9676: 9579: 9434: 9175:"Obama says coup in Honduras is illegal" 9140: 8336: 7713:. AFP. 21 September 2009. Archived from 7554: 7161: 6871:"A Cold War Ghost Reappears in Honduras" 6868: 5936: 5781:. Inquirer. 29 June 2009. Archived from 5601: 5479:"Esta es la supuesta renuncia de Zelaya" 4270:"Honduras: busca reforma constitucional" 4167:"Aparecen acuerdos para saquear el FHIS" 3780: 3778: 3722: 3670: 2779: 2520:, Benjamin Dangl, Alternet, 1 July 2009. 2344: 1786:on the issue. The decision bypassed the 1388:International Federation of Human Rights 1312: 1232:Anti-Zelaya demonstrators in Tegucigalpa 1227: 1192: 1110: 1067: 973:Zelaya led several hundred people to an 882:question in the November 2009 election. 788: 743:), partly using financing from ALBA and 701: 505:" upon his arrival. Later that day, the 10335:Center for Economic and Policy Research 10236:Honduran Taliban Vows to Protect Sharks 10194:The Real News Network report with video 9146: 8455:Center for Economic and Policy Research 7736:Malkin, Elisabeth (22 September 2009). 7590: 7475: 7418:"In Honduras, One-Sided News of Crisis" 7247: 5845: 5718:. El Clarin (Argentina). Archived from 5713: 5659: 5606:. La Tribuna (Honduras). Archived from 5602:Orellana, Edmundo (21 September 2009). 5579:. La Tribuna (Honduras). Archived from 3997:"Honduran President Ousted by Military" 3979:, Inter Press Service, 2 October 2008, 3898: 3896: 3894: 3892: 3890: 3888: 3886: 3754: 3637: 3549: 2625:, Laura Carlsen, Alternet, 4 July 2009. 2561: 2215: 2018:Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas 1953:Warm 10% / Cool 83% (personal opinion) 1188: 1022:. In San José, Costa Rica, Zelaya told 725:Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas 11108: 10163:In Pictures: Honduran President Ousted 9523: 9224: 8847: 8770: 8628: 8619:. EPP Group in the European Parliament 8232:. Al Jazeera English. 28 November 2009 8116: 8037: 8019:from the original on 28 September 2009 7980:from the original on 30 September 2009 7800: 7735: 7729: 7703: 7685: 7647:from the original on 24 September 2009 7415: 7279:"Hieren a manifestante en Tegucigalpa" 6567:(in Spanish). Honduras. Archived from 6499: 6491:(in Spanish). Honduras. Archived from 6474: 6466:(in Spanish). Honduras. Archived from 6441:(in Spanish). Honduras. Archived from 5628: 5400:from the original on 6 September 2009. 5385: 5018: 4799:(in Spanish). Honduras. Archived from 4749:(in Spanish). Honduras. Archived from 4634:(in Spanish). Honduras. Archived from 4598:(in Spanish). Honduras. Archived from 4560: 4473:Investigan actos del presidente Zelaya 4445:(President remains obstinate on poll)" 4443:Presidente sigue obstinado en encuesta 4376: 4344:(in Spanish). Honduras. Archived from 4233: 4225:(in Spanish). Honduras. Archived from 4200:(in Spanish). Honduras. Archived from 4079:"An undemocratic tide in the Americas" 3905:"Honduran President is Ousted in Coup" 3902: 3766:The Nation: In Honduras The Heat Is On 3697:Archambault, Sheila (6 October 2009). 3438:. AFP. 4 December 2009. Archived from 3346:Malkin, Elisabeth (29 November 2009). 3345: 3083: 2948: 2844: 1966:Yes 46% / No 52% / NR 2% (Full powers) 1939:Warm 28% / Cool 57% (personal opinion) 1919:Warm 37% / Cool 39% (Personal opinion) 1776: 1247:Zelaya met with US Secretary of State 1225:also attended and spoke at the rally. 950:and allegedly driven to the office of 10646: 10620: 10398:Honduran fourth ballot box referendum 10356: 9990: 9845: 9825:"Honduras: Constitutional Law Issues" 9804:from the original on 21 December 2021 9602: 9342: 9059:"Poll Numbers!!! Divided in Honduras" 8920:. The Real News Network. 1 June 2011. 8848:Malkin, Elisabeth (22 January 2010). 8771:Malkin, Elisabeth (20 January 2010). 8716:"D.R., Honduras reach deal on Zelaya" 8629:Malkin, Elisabeth (3 December 2009). 8520:from the original on 25 February 2012 8337:Thompson, Ginger (27 November 2009). 8277: 8117:Malkin, Elisabeth (30 October 2009). 7831: 7801:Robles, Frances (24 September 2009). 7490:from the original on 4 September 2009 6673:"Venezuela le paga a embajador Reina" 6556: 6505: 6480: 6455: 6449: 6430: 6409: 6135:. Xinhua. 1 July 2009. Archived from 6023:Villatoro, Alejandro (30 June 2009). 5900: 5880: 5851: 5714:Restivo, Néstor (30 September 2009). 5690:"Honduras: Constitutional Law Issues" 5635:American Society of International Law 5162:Corte Suprema de Justicia de Honduras 5141: 5021:"Honduras Crisis Opens Regional Rift" 5012: 4950: 4925: 4873: 4854: 4821: 4788: 4763: 4738: 4698: 4623: 4587: 4566: 4524: 4333: 4267: 4214: 4189: 4164: 3970: 3839:"Estado construirá la terminal aérea" 3810: 3775: 3749:Manuel Zelaya, en un sainete bananero 3619:from the original on 10 December 2009 3580: 3416:from the original on 29 November 2009 2746: 2543:from the original on 26 December 2009 1768:Zelaya's return after charges dropped 1095:Honduran institutions, including the 961: 843:Honduran fourth ballot box referendum 784: 520: 501:. Zelaya immediately called this a " 9899:"Briefing on the Honduran Elections" 9734:Sheridan, Mary Beth (30 June 2009). 8038:Malkin, Elisabeth (2 October 2009). 7902:from the original on 29 October 2009 7846:from the original on 22 January 2013 6994:from the original on 3 December 2009 6967:from the original on 29 October 2009 6906:from the original on 29 October 2009 6764:Santibáñez, Samuel (2 August 2009). 5558:"Congreso destituye a Manuel Zelaya" 4119:from the original on 22 January 2010 3883: 3324:. Associated Press. 26 November 2009 2436:"Latin American election statistics" 2357:from the original on 3 December 2009 2121:Bolivarian Alliance for the Americas 1906:Favorable opinion of Manuel Zelaya? 1868:Do you favor Zelaya's expatriation? 1322:Opposition to the interim government 1115:Demonstrators supporting Micheletti. 697: 11116:2009 Honduran constitutional crisis 10691:Federal Republic of Central America 10465:Law Library of Congress (US) report 10384:2009 Honduran constitutional crisis 10341:HONDURAS: CONSTITUTIONAL LAW ISSUES 10256:Mel fought the law, and the law won 9370:"UN backs Honduras leader's return" 9345:"U.N. Backs Ousted Honduran Leader" 9135:October 9-13, 2009; 621 Respondents 9056: 8948: 8065:"Honduras repeals emergency decree" 7970:"UN condemns Honduras 'harassment'" 7935: page 2. Mr. Amorim 7738:"Ousted Leader Returns to Honduras" 7542:. Associated Press. 10 October 2009 7476:Hurtado, Viviana (26 August 2009). 7457:from the original on 29 August 2009 7445:; Pine, Adrienne (22 August 2009). 7337:. Portal.unesco.org. Archived from 7198:. Associated Press). Archived from 7143:from the original on 27 August 2009 6359:"Honduran leader 'could step down'" 6103:"UN backs Honduras leader's return" 5208:from the original on 23 August 2009 5102:from the original on 23 August 2009 3989: 3406:"Honduras voting for new president" 2981:"Honduras talks end without accord" 2699:"Ousted leader returns to Honduras" 2687:Honduras suspende el toque de queda 2647:"Honduran leader forced into exile" 2592:"Honduran Military Ousts President" 2505:"Honduran leader forced into exile" 2037:: A one-page resolution, passed by 1269:" negrito que no sabe nada de nada" 803:(ALBA), an organisation founded by 646:is estimated at 28%. It has one of 444:2009 Honduran constitutional crisis 13: 10291:Understanding The Mess In Honduras 10074:. Associated Press. 27 August 2009 9911:Wroughton, Lesley (30 June 2009). 9703:Mohammmed, Arshad (29 June 2009). 9495:"Americas group suspends Honduras" 8949:Bow, Juan Carlos (24 April 2015). 8398:. 30 November 2009. Archived from 8180:. 14 November 2009. Archived from 8150:. 20 November 2009. Archived from 7832:Ordaz, Pablo (24 September 2009). 7615:"Ousted Zelaya makes brief return" 7562:"Zelaya's jet blocked in Honduras" 7221:Emanuelsson, Dick (28 July 2009). 6869:Thompson, Ginger (8 August 2009). 6207:"Honduran court defiant on Zelaya" 5361:McDermott, Jeremy (28 June 2009). 5072:(in Spanish). Spain. 25 June 2009. 4569:"Honduran leader defies top court" 4389:Political Database of the Americas 3903:Malkin, Elisabeth (28 June 2009). 3723:Thompson, Ginger (8 August 2009). 3379:. 29 November 2009. Archived from 3266:. 15 November 2009. Archived from 3233:. 11 November 2009. 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United States: 9015:(in Spanish). 27 January 2022 6542:. 9 July 2009. Archived from 6047:"UViolencia contra LA PRENSA" 5852:Ordaz, Pablo (28 June 2009). 5829:. 2 July 2009. Archived from 5629:Cassel, Doug (29 July 2009). 5340:Ordaz, Pablo (29 June 2009). 5318:The Christian Science Monitor 4990:Latin American Herald Tribune 4278:(in Spanish). United Kingdom. 3811:Mejía, Thelma (2 June 2009). 3638:Padgett, Tim (29 June 2009). 3613:"Q&A: Crisis in Honduras" 2403:"Q&A: Crisis in Honduras" 2305: 1290:Venezuela, Nicaragua and Cuba 998:Supreme court detention order 837:Constitutional assembly plans 628: 10673:Spanish conquest of Honduras 9471:(in Spanish). 28 June 2009. 9343:Lacey, Marc (30 June 2009). 8486:. Mercopress. 25 July 2009. 7416:Forero, Juan (9 July 2009). 6161:. Getty Images. 30 June 2009 4722:"Behind the Honduran Mutiny" 4682:"Behind the Honduran Mutiny" 4665:(in Spanish). 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BBC. 30 November 2009. 2283:Legal history in Honduras 1877:Yes 38% / No 60% / NR 3% 1455:Reporters Without Borders 993:2009 Honduran coup d'état 847:As early as August 2006, 735:, where one of the three 654:: the poorest 10% of the 25:2009 Honduran coup d'état 10825:Administrative divisions 10588:Unión Cívica Democrática 10455:Constitution of Honduras 10181: 8935:18 November 2016 at the 8615:15 December 2017 at the 5119:; creation/modification 4190:Staff (8 October 2009). 3983:10 December 2008 at the 2526:Telegraph, 28 June 2009. 2119:The nine members of the 1859:Greenberg Quinlan Rosner 1742:On 20 January 2010, the 1490:ABC News (United States) 1378:Human rights in Honduras 1146:; the mayor of the city 948:Central Bank of Honduras 900:Constitution of Honduras 685:alliance with President 448:Constitution of Honduras 209:Administrative divisions 10545:Institutions (official) 10496:Romeo Vásquez Velásquez 10349:, Derechos Human Rights 10315:The Wall Street Journal 9952:. CARICOM. 30 June 2009 9551:"Situation in Honduras" 9013:Noticias de El Salvador 8916:1 December 2017 at the 6538:(in Spanish). Ecuador: 5025:The Wall Street Journal 4739:Staff (7 August 2009). 4726:The Wall Street Journal 4686:The Wall Street Journal 4553:The Wall Street Journal 4391:. Georgetown University 4358:Honduras Constitution: 4268:Staff (24 March 2009). 4023:"Manuel Zelaya Rosales" 2616:"High noon in Honduras" 2239:(IADB): IADB President 2112:: World Bank President 1856:+/− 4% (1,470 surveys) 1761:presidential candidates 1715:European People's Party 1606:Negotiations and accord 1476:On 21 August 2009, the 1372:Human rights complaints 1358:participatory democracy 1223:Romeo Vásquez Velásquez 937:Romeo Vásquez Velásquez 809:Inter-American Dialogue 467:change the constitution 358:: Eduardo Enrique Reina 6506:Staff (10 July 2009). 6456:Staff (11 July 2009). 6410:Staff (29 June 2009). 5201:. Spain. 2 July 2009. 5095:. 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Spain. 4706:The Washington Times 4369:14 June 2011 at the 3412:. 29 November 2009. 3117:on 25 September 2009 2621:29 June 2011 at the 2516:23 July 2009 at the 2507:, BBC, 28 June 2009; 2288:Politics of Honduras 2228:: Chilean president 2211:South American Union 1746:and President-elect 1471:Ramón Custodio López 1440:Gabriel Fino Noriega 1404:arbitrary detentions 1362:constituent assembly 1189:Events after 28 June 952:Enrique Flores Lanza 857:constituent assembly 499:San José, Costa Rica 463:constituent assembly 450:or write a new one. 36:Politics of Honduras 10607:Honduras portal 10526:David Romero Ellner 10506:José Miguel Insulza 10297:, 28 September 2009 10176:The Huffington Post 9770:US State Department 9740:The Washington Post 9656:US State Department 9609:US State Department 9555:US State Department 9323:Wall Street Journal 9279:Wall Street Journal 9261:Wall Street Journal 9204:The Washington Post 8752:on 31 December 2020 8595:European Parliament 8461:on 20 November 2009 8318:on 22 December 2015 8184:on 17 November 2009 8154:on 23 November 2009 7673:. 21 September 2009 7422:The Washington Post 7341:on 15 December 2015 7055:on 27 November 2010 6932:on 16 November 2018 6745:on 25 February 2012 6727:on 21 October 2009. 6705:on 20 October 2009. 5887:The Washington Post 5641:on 2 September 2009 5610:on 15 November 2010 5485:on 23 November 2017 5368:The Daily Telegraph 5269:on 25 August 2009. 4803:on 22 November 2014 4638:on 22 November 2014 4602:on 22 November 2014 4500:Expediente judicial 4146:on 3 September 2009 4115:. 12 January 2010. 4089:on 15 December 2009 4083:Washington Examiner 3501:on 13 December 2009 3442:on 13 December 2009 3270:on 18 November 2009 3237:on 12 November 2009 3179:on 10 November 2009 3065:on 2 September 2010 3059:"Diálogo Guaymuras" 2705:. 21 September 2009 2596:The Washington Post 2300:Honduras portal 2241:Luis Alberto Moreno 2060:José Miguel Insulza 1934:Unfavorable 56.5% / 1914:Unfavorable 25.7% / 1777:Future developments 1711:European Parliament 1466:The Washington Post 1242:José Miguel Insulza 1179:Honduran newspaper 1133:The ambassadors of 968:Tegucigalpa airport 898:Article 373 of the 544:freedom of movement 453:Honduran President 10926:Telecommunications 10678:Captaincy General 10501:Porfirio Lobo Sosa 10491:Roberto Micheletti 10417:Timeline of events 10321:Waiting for Zelaya 10269:The New York Times 10267:by Helene Cooper, 10127:Unrest in Honduras 9878:The New York Times 9854:on 28 January 2013 9584:. 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