Zelaya Videos

Author: politicaypoliticosmx Keywords: Manuel Zelaya Micheletti Honduras golpe de estado Washington Obama gobierno golpista facto Added: November 20, 2009

The announcement that the ousted president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, would be returned to power in a power-sharing agreement seems to have come too soon. In this video from The Real News, we learn that the agreement seems to be doing more to legitimize the coup government than to get rid of it. Citizen activists' end goal is not only restoration of the democratically-elected president but also a constituent assembly to rewrite a constitution that largely favors those with wealth and power, and they are still fighting despite pressure from outside and restrictions from Micheletti's coup regime.

Entrevista con Bertha Oliva, lideresa del Comite de Detenidos Desaparecidos de Honduras - CODEHA, y una de las figuras mas importantes del activismo por derechos humanos en el mundo.

Al Giordano of Narco News analyzes the options for the Honduran people months after the coup that toppled President Manuel Zelaya. He has little hope for any major change in the situation in the country before the scheduled elections November 29. Zelaya cannot run for reelection due to constitutional term limits, but Giordano suggests, in this video from The Real News, that the popular resistance could take matters into its own hands and hold the referendum that was scheduled to take place before Zelaya's removal, whether the coup regime likes it or not.

Honduran President Manuel Zelaya was forced into exile following a military coup in June. He staged a return to Honduras on September 21. Thousands of Hondurans defied the coup regime's orders and gathered in front of the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa, where Zelaya is currently in refuge. Steve Steward is with CoDevelopment Canada. He was in Honduras for several days in September and brings this report. To find out more about Redeye, check out our website.

Honduran President Manuel Zelaya was forced into exile following a military coup in June. He staged a return to Honduras on September 21. Thousands of Hondurans defied the coup regime's orders and gathered in front of the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa, where Zelaya is currently in refuge. Steve Steward is with CoDevelopment Canada. He was in Honduras for several days in September and brings this report. To find out more about Redeye, check out our website.