Lindsay Beyerstein, Majikthise AlterNet: World. November 2, 2009. An adviser to "interim president" Roberto Micheletti says just agreeing was enough to gain international recognition of the upcoming elections.
Avi Lewis, Al Jazeera English AlterNet: World. October 27, 2009. The coup regime in Honduras is winning. Without action from Washington, the the backers of the coup will go unpunished.
Andrea Nill, Think Progress AlterNet: World. October 2, 2009. Bucking long-standing tradition, DeMint is intent on taking Honduran matters into his own hands.
Jeremy Kryt, Earth Island Journal. September 16, 2009. The story of the Murillo family provides a frightening glimpse of life in Honduras since the military coup.
Margaret Thompson, Women's Media Center. August 31, 2009. Women have been front and center in all of the massive peaceful daily marches opposing the regime, and military and police have responded with ever more violent repression.
Amy Goodman, Democracy Now!. July 27, 2009. "We are Hondurans. This is our land, these are our people, and this is our family. We do not want to go to another country."
Agence France Presse July 23, 2009. Fifty-nine journalists have been killed around the world so far this year, in an alarming rise from 2008 that has become a "bloodbath" of the media, a watchdog said Thursday.
Roberto Lovato, AlterNet. July 10, 2009. Throughout the Americas, there exists a powerful political tradition in which esperanza (hope) is defined by the fight against U.S. domination.
Liliana Segura, AlterNet. July 2, 2009. Alvaro Uribe could be re-elected through just the type of referendum the ousted Manuel Zelaya has been accused of trying to carry out.
Jeremy Scahill, Rebel Reports AlterNet: PEEK. June 29, 2009. At minimum, the U.S. could have flexed its tremendous economic muscle before the coup and told the military plotters to stand down.
Amy Goodman, Democracy Now! AlterNet: World. June 29, 2009. Dr. Juan Almendares: "We have an alliance between the very powerful class with the military."
Roberto Lovato, AlterNet. June 29, 2009. Failure to take actions that send a clear message of condemnation will be devastating to the still-fragile U.S. image in Latin America.
Agence France Presse June 28, 2009. U.S. President Barack Obama said earlier he was "deeply concerned" over reports that Honduran troops ousted Zelaya and flew him out of the country to regional neighbor Costa Rica.
