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Violent Clashes in Honduras as Ex-President’s Return Blocked From The New York Times TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — An airborne drama that held Honduras in suspense for most of the day ended…
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Honduras beat the OAS to the punch Friday night by quitting the organization. The OAS meets tonight to consider the Central American country's suspension. Read what The New York Times…
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Job Losses Rise in June as Unemployment Reaches 9.5% From The New York Times The pace of job losses quickened in June after slowing just a month earlier, casting a shadow over the Obama…
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The Organization of American States gave Honduras three days Wednesday to restore the deposed president, Manuel Zelaya, or face suspension, as the interim leader of the country defied…
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There are no other options but to return Honduran President Manuel Zelaya to power, was the message from the White House earlier today, as reported by the Associated Press. Adding, "The…
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President Jose Manuel Zelaya of Honduras assured that he will return to his country on Thursday to confront the coup d’etat, while inviting the OAS secretary general and other Latin…
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SECRETARY CLINTON: Hello, how are you all? I actually missed you. (Laughter.) I know, I know, and I wanted to thank you for the flowers. I really appreciated those. They are…
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From ACN News HAVANA, Cuba, Jun 29 (ACN) The Honduran people’s actions against the coup d'état perpetrated against their constitutional President Manuel Zelaya early on Sunday are on…
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From The New York Times, June 29, 2009 NEWS ANALYSIS By Simon Romero BOGOTÁ, Colombia -- With their condemnation on Sunday of the coup ousting President Manuel Zelaya in Honduras,…
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As reported by Eva Gollinger Caracas, Venezuela -- The text message that beeped on my cell phone this morning read "Alert, Zelaya has been kidnapped, coup d’état underway in Honduras,…
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