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The problem is not about supposed Zelaya's cri...

2009-07-29T09:12:07.672-04:30

The problem is not about supposed Zelaya's crimes. Zelaya is the constitucional president of Honduras. The Constitution of Honduras (the same constitution Gorilletti's clique does not want to submit to a possible reform) grants separation of powers and the right to rebel. Honduran people had and have the right to rebel against any unlawfull government. But, in June 28th it was neither Congress nor Court Justice but the military who ousted Zelaya. If Zelaya is a criminal, why they do not arrest him and judge him? Every time Zelaya enters Honduras, they move to expel him again.

An interesting point is to see the move of US diplomacy. They do not risk to direct acknowledgment of Gorilletti's clique. However, they grant Gorilletti with a sort of practical acknowledgment. It's a new style of "régime change" (in this case from a democracy to a dictatorship) for the old imperialism of ever.

The corporate media think if they repeat something...

2009-07-27T19:19:31.675-04:30

The corporate media think if they repeat something often enough, it makes it true. They are waging a disinformation campaign, beginning with the lie that Zelaya was holding a referendum about extending his presidential term, and now the "stolen millions.' We have to just try to keep the focus on what are the unassailable facts, and keep repeating them as long as it takes to get them through their thick heads!! Here are some recent attempts to keep them honest.... http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/HL0907/S00286.htm

http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/HL0907/S00047.htm

Hello Eva and friends. And thanks a lot for your ...

2009-07-27T16:35:27.970-04:30

Hello Eva and friends. And thanks a lot for your objective and evidence-based investigation about the Honduras crisis. I would like to ask you what do you think about the Coup Government's argument that President Manuel Zelaya stole some millions of dollars out of the Honduras government. That sounds like the Forbes Magazine argument that Fidel Castro was one of the richest man of this world.

You know that corporate mainstream media like CNN, FOX, Univision, Telemundo, NBC, ABC, CBS, Galavision accuse people without any evidence. So how can the Honduras temporary coup de etat government say that Manuel Zelaya stole millions without any justified evidence to back that serious acusation.

I am not a lawyer and i don't know much about United State's Law system, but i suspect that in most law systems you can't accuse a person without any scientific evidence based documents and arguments to support any serious accusation.

Thanks,

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