Thursday, December 3, 2009

Former Honduran President Zelaya's Options Are Now Becoming Limited

Members of the Honduran congress sing the national anthem after rejecting the reinstatement of ousted President Jose Manuel Zelaya on Wednesday. Photo CNN

Ousted Honduras President Sees World Support Crumble -- BBC News

When news emerged on 28 June that the president of Honduras had been bundled out of his residence at dawn, frog-marched on to a plane, and dumped in his pyjamas on the tarmac of San Jose airport in Costa Rica, it provoked a rare moment in global diplomacy: consensus.

Elected politicians of all persuasions were quick to agree on one thing: that forcing elected politicians out of office at gunpoint is not acceptable.

So, from Caracas to Washington to Havana to London, there was a chorus of condemnation. The only solution to the crisis, it was decided, was an urgent restoration of President Manuel Zelaya to power.

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More News On Honduras

Honduran Congress Votes Down Return by Zelaya -- New York Times
Honduran Congress rejects symbolic return of Manuel Zelaya -- Christian Science Monitor
Honduran congress thwarts token return of Manuel Zelaya -- The Guardian
Honduran Congress Upholds Zelaya's Ouster -- Wall Street Journal
Honduras Congress rejects return of ousted leader -- AFP
Honduras Congress says Zelaya cannot be reinstated -- Reuters

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