Zelaya Returns to Honduras!
President Manuel Zelaya, after over eighty days in exile, has returned to Honduras. He reported the news in an interview with Canal 36, a Honduran television network. Zelaya has called for the increasingly strong resistance movement to converge on the United Nations building in Tegucigalpa. The coup regime denies that Zelaya is in Honduras and has repeatedly stated that Zelaya would be arrested upon return to Honduras.
Zelaya is confirmed to be in the Brazilian Embassy in Tegucigalpa and armed National Police members are gathering around the building to prevent the free movement of anti-coup demonstrators. Cell phone and email correspondence is being limited, in a repeat of the tactics immediately following the June 28 coup (NarcoNews).
Zelaya is confirmed to be in the Brazilian Embassy in Tegucigalpa and armed National Police members are gathering around the building to prevent the free movement of anti-coup demonstrators. Cell phone and email correspondence is being limited, in a repeat of the tactics immediately following the June 28 coup (NarcoNews).
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