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  • 18 September 2009 | |

    Resistance is a song

    Honduran popular artists write songs in support to the resistance against the coup and for the reinstatement of democracy

    Community radio stations, commercial airwaves, Internet sites and all media are useful in Honduras under dictatorship to affirm the resistance to the coup d'État that began over 80 days ago. Read more

  • 17 September 2009 | |

    Rising Voices - 18th Edition

    On this week's show we talked about the demonstration carried out in Honduras to mark 80 days of resistance to the coup. We also talked about the cancellation of La Parota dam project in Guerrero state, Mexico, while the construction of another dam was announced in Jalisco. We also reported on the dairy farmers' strike in Europe and the resistance to Crucitas mining project in Costa Rica. Read more

  • 16 September 2009 | |

    Independence to come

    The anniversary of the independence of Honduras coincided with the 80 days of resistance to the coup. Interview with Carlos Reyes from La Via Campesina

    Thousands of people marched on Tuesday 15 in Tegucigalpa, the Honduran capital under the de facto regime, to turn the celebration of the Independence Day into a firm demand for the reestablishment of the democratic rule, and to strengthen the process of change. Read more

  • 8 September 2009 | |

    By all means

    Honduran popular movement calls for international solidarity while Internet turns into a new trench

    The National Front Against the Coup D’État, a group comprising grassroots organizations that oppose the coup staged on June 28 in Honduras, announced it will create a commission to coordinate actions of international solidarity with the resistance to the dictatorship. Read more

  • 7 September 2009 | |

    Nonstop

    70 Days of Resistance of the National Front Against the Coup D’État in Honduras

    Over seventy days have passed since thousands of Hondurans gathered outside the Presidential Palace in Tegucigalpa, with the same demand: the resinstatement of the ousted President Manuel Zelaya, the lifting of the de facto regime led by Roberto Micheletti and to call a national constituent assembly. Read more

  • 28 August 2009 | |

    Theological-Corporate Coup

    Juan Almendares talks about the role of some churches and transnational companies in the Honduran coup

    Juan Almendares, member of the Honduran Resistance, explains how what is occurring in his country should serve as an example of the threat to popular processes in Latin America. Read more

  • 26 August 2009 | |

    All Together

    Call for international mobilizations in rejection to the coup in Honduras

    This Friday, two months after the de facto government was installed in Honduras after ousting President Manuel Zelaya, there will be mobilizations throughout the world in support of the Honduran popular movement which is demanding an end to the dictatorship and the reinstatement of the democratic order. Read more

  • 21 August 2009 | |

    More Beating

    Amnesty International accuses Honduran coup perpetrators of violent repression

    While the mission of the Inter American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) is still in Honduras to document the abuses to fundamental rights perpetrated by the coup regime led by Roberto Micheletti, the renowned organization Amnesty International (AI) issued a report showing the high level of violence against the opponents of the dictatorship installed in the country in June 28th, after military officers kidnapped and deported President Manuel Zelaya. Read more

  • 18 August 2009 | |

    In the Spotlight

    IACHR Human Rights mission investigates abuses under Honduran de facto government

    Since last Tuesday and until next Friday, a delegation from the Inter American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) will visit Honduras to monitor the human rights situation after the coup d´etat, which ousted constitutional president Manuel Zelaya on June 28th. Read more

  • 14 August 2009 | |

    Power sharing

    By Jennifer Moore

    Since Honduran coup leaders ousted President Manuel Zelaya on June 28th at least six people have been killed and serious human rights violations against people opposing the de facto regime have been documented. Read more

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