We might have seen the end of the coup d'etat and military dictatorship in Honduras. The democratically elected president, Manuel Zelaya, has turned to the country. Currently, he's at the Brazilian embassy, holding negotiations for the swift and peaceful transition back to democratic rule. Crowds are gathering in the capital, in support of Zelaya and democracy. The situation is updated live at Telesur.
Down with the coup! Military dictatorships, never again!
Blogs: Frasse, National Front against the coup d'etat in Honduras
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How did the Economist document its statement that Hizbullah is involved in drug smuggling? I will tell you. (Research standards of Institute of Middle East Studies at GWU)
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Of course, the journalism of the Economist, especially on the Middle East,
has been steadily deteriorating over the years. Its correspondent in
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