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The Honduran Oligarchy Is Caught in a Shared Hallucination that Drives its Belief that its Coup Can Survive

William Hall Micheletti Came in Third in the 2008 Mayoral Elections, But When Your Uncle Roberto Micheletti is Dictator for-a-Week, That's Good Enough!

"As the economy rots in joblessness, their politicians court powerful moneyed interests... The supposed 'failed state' looks a lot more like a corporate-backed narco-state"

Claims there is No Repression on Press, that the Coup Is Not a Coup, and that CNN "Broadcasts on the Payroll of Chávez" in the Name of the Inter American Press Association

US Deserves Praise, but Still Has Some Housecleaning to Do

Despite Repression and the Suspension of Constitutional Guarantees, Hondurans Keep Fighting the Coup Government

Freedom of Association, Assembly, Transit, Due Process and from Search, Seizure and Invasion of One's Home, Erased on a Single Afternoon

Gibbs: US Is Following the Organization of American States' Lead and Timeline

Interview with the Spokesman for Via Campesina, Mobilizing to Receive President Zelaya This Weekend

"Multilateral Exercises and Support, Humanitarian and Civic Assistance, Counterdrug, Contingency and Disaster Relief Operations" Shut Down by Washington

Mass Mobilization Among Coup Opponents throughout the Country

"Gravely Concerned by the Breakdown in the Constitutional and Democratic Order..."

A Must-Read Analysis of Honduran Law that Exposes the Coup-Defenders'Claims as False

Video of Globo Radio's Censored Station, an Account of the Coup Plotters' Steps Today in Honduras, and Fresh Twitter Translations

"The United States Calls for the Full Restoration of Constitutional Order"

Latin American Presidents, OAS Secretary General, and Citizen Caravans Will Accompany Him

“For the Reinstatement of the Democratically Elected President”

Media Chatter About the Coup in Honduras Is Infected by Some Pundits' Irrational Obsession with the Leader of a Different Country

The Scoreboard in the Battle for Honduras Shows the Coup Losing Badly

Border Closings, Suspension of Aid, and Cutting of Diplomatic Relations Present a Non-Violent Response to a Violent Coup

Anti-Coup Forces Gain the Upper Hand Against Pro-Coup Twitterers In the Shadow of a Regime's Censorship

“Those Who Seek to Direct the Coup Should Know that it Will Be Impossible to Impose their Will”

The Fourth and Tenth Infantry Battalions Reportedly Turn Their Tanks Around while Protestors Successfully Have Blockaded the Country's Major Highways

Foreign TV Channels Blocked, Violence Outside Presidential Palace

On the Importance of Drawing an Accurate Diagram in Order to Dismantle the Oligarchy's Coup d'Etat

OAS Demands "the Immediate, Safe and Unconditional Return of President José Manuel Zelaya Rosales to His Constitutional Functions" in Honduras

Roberto Micheletti - the Illegally Installed "President" - Unites Two Rivals, and the World, Against Him

"People Are Taking to the Streets in Honduras Despite Incredibly Hostile Conditions Created by the Military"

"The social organizations of Honduras have gone out into the streets to repudiate this deed and demand the return of President Zelaya"

"There Is Practically a State of Siege in Tegucigalpa, Honduras... Electricity Is Cut"

Originally Reported Assasinated, Congressman Cesar Ham, Zelaya Ally and Organizer of the Opinion Poll on a New Constitution, is Alive

Plus, Memos to Larry Birns and Eva Golinger Urging More Responsible Behavior in this Hour of Moral Crisis

"The only president the United States recognizes is President Manuel Zelaya."

Zelaya: "I want to return to my country, I am the president of the Hondurans... I expect the support of all of the Americas, from the United States, the Rio Grande, to Cabo de Hornos."

Live-Blogging the Situation in Honduras

School of the Americas-Trained Military Detains and Expels Democratically-Elected President Zelaya

Live-Blogging the Situation in Honduras

A Military Coup d'Etat on Opinion Poll Voting Day in Honduras Is Rejected by the Hemisphere, Including Washington

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