Episode

Honduran coup

November 5, 2009:

Widely-celebrated, US-brokered agreement looks to have strengthened coup instead of reversing it November 6, 09

Giordano: A month before elections, coup regime that once sought to kill time is now running out of it November 8, 09

Military shuts down all anti-coup radio and TV, silencing all reporting on the resistance movement October 26, 09

Repression ordered to the neighborhoods of the Honduran capital, forcing the poor to fight or starve October 26, 09

Ousted president makes surprise return to the capital, coup government responds with vicious crackdown October 26, 09

Oscar Estrada: Oligarchy's attempt to save their neo-liberal project may initiate fall of entire regime October 21, 09

Ousted Honduran president brings his story to DC, gets a deceptive response from US State Dept. October 21, 09

60 days of anti-coup protests show persistence in civil disobedience and little faith in int'l community October 21, 09

President Micheletti's coup government cracks down on media and limits access to news about elected Pres August 8, 2009

Hylton: By not taking steps prescribed by US law, US gov't supporting an increasingly repressive regime October 21, 09

Honduran coup plotters' fear isn't losing power to Zelaya or Chavez, it's losing power to Hondurans October 21, 09

As talks for a peaceful resolution fail, a fierce battle is on to win over the US government October 21, 09

Sandra Cuffe: Military resorts to killing, numbers in streets double - even opponents of Zelaya join in July 6, 2009

Bertha Oliva: Coup leaders reviving despotism of the 80s in bid to crush participatory democracy October 21, 09

Tinker-Salas: World leaders unified in calls for return to power of kidnapped president October 21, 09