Zelaya, A True "Mandela"

The deposed former president of Honduras, Zelaya, was interviewed by Telemundo's Pedro Sevcec in El Salvador, who made every attempt to portray "Mel" as a man of peace. Sevcec asked Zelaya, "mr president, would you be in favor of a military intervention if the diplomatic route doesn't work?" Zelaya replied, "I'm completely against the use of force, and I refuse the use of it even with justification, ...I consider it primitive."

Who would suspect that this man with words of peace and diplomacy is the same man who wanted to own the country by organizing an election, illegally, to change the constitution of Honduras. Who would suspect that this man with such love for "the people" is a close friend of Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez; two men with a reputation for respecting, and supporting, civil and human rights, democracy, and freedom of expression in their own countries. Please. Who would think that this "wonderful" man is the same one who was using resources, and millions, in promoting his "4ta Urna" instead of taking care of those dying from swine flu, earthquakes, poverty, crime, and many other problems that have grown even larger ever since he took office. Not at all. The Zelaya that is flying up and down Central and North America is a man of peace, love, and a new hope for the world to see. He's the Central American "Mandela."

Zelaya, Todo Un Mandela

El depuesto presidente de Honduras, Zelaya, fue entrevistado por Pedro Sevcec de Telemundo, el cual es claro hizo hasta lo imposible por mostrar a Zelaya como un hombre de paz, a cualquier costo. Zevsev le pregunto "usted estaria de acuerdo en una accion militar si la via diplomatica fracaza.?" A lo que el descarado de Zelaya contesto "nunca apruebo el uso de la fuerza, y me niego a su uso cual sea su justificacion... es algo primitivo."

Quien creyera que este hombre de tales palabras de paz y diplomacia es el mismo que se quizo adueñar de Honduras por medio de una organizada eleccion, ilegal, para cambiar la constitucion de Honduras. Quien creyera que este hombre de tanta sensibilidad por su projimo, fuese tan aliado de Fidel Castro y Hugo Chavez; dos hombres con reputacion de adorar y apoyar la democracia, la libre exprecion, los derechos civil y humanos de todos los ciudadanos en sus paises. Por favor. Quien creyera que este Zelaya es el mismo hombre el cual prefirio gastar recursos, y millones, en promover su "4ta Urna" mientras el pueblo sufre a causa de terremotos, fiebre porcina, crimen, pobreza, y muchos otros problemas que nada mas han agrabado desde que el tomo el poder del pais. No, el Zelaya que se handa pasiando por todo Centro y Norte America es un hombre de paz, amor, y esperanza para el mundo entero. Todo un Mandela Centroamericano.

Zelaya Actua Como El Novio Que No Quiere Entender

Entre mas leo, y sigo las noticias, del ahora depuesto ex-presidente Zelaya y sus intentos desesparados por la atencion del mundo, no puedo resistir las ganas de reir un poco. Zelaya me recuerda de aquella persona que no quiere entender que ya no es bienvenido o deseaso. Su comportamiento es como el ex-novio que no quiere entender que la chica ya no quiere saber nada de el. En este caso, Honduras representa la chica, y Zelaya al ex-novio en desesperacion. Mas del 80% de los Hondureños no quieren a Zelaya de regreso en Honduras. Una pequeña minoria, pagada por Nicaraguenses infiltrados en el pais, como lo reporto La Prensa hoy, son los que quieren que el regrese.

Pero, Zelaya ha estado viajando de Centro a Norte America llorando para que alguien le ayude a que el pueda modelar el fajon presidencial. El a estado trabajando muy fuerte, con la ayuda de Chavez, presentandose como la victima en todo lo que ha sucedido. Zelaya esta desesperado por modelarle ese fajon presidencial a Hugo Chavez y Fidel Castro.

Pero, cuando la mayoria de la poblacion, y la iglesia, te rechazan, es hora de entender y buscar amor en un lugar nuevo, como Venezuela o Cuba. Pero, si el de verdad ama a los Hondureños, como tanto dice, entonces mantengase muy alejado del pais ya que su regreso solo trae caos y crisis.

Zelaya Is Acting Like The Lover Who Doesn't Get It

Reading about the now deposed president Zelaya and his desperate attempts for attention from the world community, I can't help it but to laugh a bit. Zelaya reminds of that person who doesn't get it that he is no longer wanted. Like the ex-boyfriend that doesn't understand that the girl has moved on and doesn't want anything to do with him anymore. The love interest in this case, Honduras. The desperate ex, Zelaya. Over 80% of Hondurans do not want Zelaya back. A small minority, paid by organizers brought in from Nicaragua, as reported by La Prensa today, is the only group of people who want him back.

But, Zelaya has been flying up and down Central and North America crying for someone to help him get his presidential sash back. He's been working hard, with the help of Chavez, portraying himself as the victim. Zelaya is dying to wear that Presidential sash once more and walk back and forth for Chavez and Castro to enjoy.

But, when the majority of the country's population, and the clergy, doesn't want you back, it's time to get the hint and find love elsewhere, maybe in Venezuela or Cuba. But, if he really loves the people of Honduras, like he's now claiming to, then stay far, far away as your arrival just brings chaos to the country.

CNN Continues in Reporting Innacuracies From Honduras

CNN's Rick Sanchez, while reporting the situation in Honduras, said that "the interim government of President Micheletti was put in effect by the military." That's false and completely inaccurate. Deposed president Zelaya was removed by the military, but under the request of the judicial bodies and congress in Honduras, the same bodies that named Micheletti interim president. In other words, the military is following the orders of the legislative bodies as mandated by Honduran laws.

The reporter that CNN has in Honduras is also passing along inaccurate and one-sided information. CNN ran a longer version of his reporting, during Rick Sanchez' show today, in which the reporter in Honduras says, "we've heard from the demonstrators, and then we heard from the military, with their bullets." That's also inaccurate.

I fail to recognize CNN's agenda is passing along inaccuracies to its world audience. But, it's really disappointing.

Kevin Casas-Zamora Says The United States Should Stop The Farce In Honduras

Mr Kevin Casas-Zamora said today on CNN that the United States should step in and stop the farce in Honduras. He said that countries throughout Latin America, including Brazil and Mexico, should get together and add pressure on Honduras. Obviously he's completely unaware, or perhaps chooses to be, of the realities of what led to the current situation.

Casas-Zamora writes that Central America is falling back into its past of military-controlled governments. "At the very least, we are witnessing in Honduras the return of the sad role of the military as the ultimate referee in the political conflicts amongst the civilian leadership, a huge step back in the consolidation of democracy."

Here's a link to his writings, you be the judge: http://www.brookings.edu/opinions/2009/0629_honduras_casaszamora.aspx

If a country is chastised for enforcing, and protecting, its constitutional laws, how can we call ourselves a democratic and free society.

Detras de las Protestas en Honduras

Los Hondureños han sospechado por mucho tiempo que han habido extranjeros infiltrados en el pais por el ahora depuesto presidente Zelaya. Estos individuos son de Venezuela, Cubanos, y Nicaraguenses. Pero, La Prensa reporta que ahora hay individuos pagandole a las personas para que participen en las protestas y crear el caos en las calles de Honduras. La Prensa reporta de individuos reciviendo 300 Lempiras (cerca de $16) por participar. Dueños de motocicletas reciben el dinero menciono, y si llevan a otro pasajero, esa persona tambien recibe 300 Lempiras.

Es claro que estas protestas no son para representar una differencia en opinion politica, sino un apoyo "pagado" por un depuesto presidente que queria expander la dictadura comunista de Chavez en Honduras.

(La Prensa: http://laprensa.hn/Ediciones/2009/07/06/Noticias/Protestas-a-favor-de-Zelaya-son-financiadas)

Who's Behind the Protests in Honduras

It has been suspected by many Hondurans that the rioters involved in creating disruptions were foreigners. La Prensa is reporting the presence of Nicaraguans recruiting people in public areas and paying them three hundred Lempiras (around $16) per day in exchange for their participation in creating violence. Motorcycle owners receive their 300 Lempiras and are encourage to bring a second rider, who will also receive the same amount.

In other words, these aren't protests representing a difference in political views, but rather a "paid for" support for a deposed president who wanted to expand Chavez's communist dictatorship in Honduras.

(La Prensa: http://laprensa.hn/Ediciones/2009/07/06/Noticias/Protestas-a-favor-de-Zelaya-son-financiadas)

Una Foto Dice Tanto

Esta foto dice tanto acerca del retorno de el ahora depuesto ex-presidente de Honduras, Zelaya. En un atardecer lleno de nubes oscuras, Zelaya viaja por los cielos de Tegucigalpa tratando de aterrizar su avion Venezolano. Como justicia poetica, el regreso de Zelaya a Honduras, tambien trajo con el nubes llenas de oscuridad.

Los muy pocos que esperaban su regreso, se tuvieron que marchar con sus esperanzas vacias por el regreso de "su lider" ya que el cuerpo militar le bloqueo la pista de aterrizaje. Pero, la sospecha existe en no saber cuantos de estas personas son Cubanos, Venezolanos, y Nicaraguenses que Chavez y sus aliados enfiltraron en Honduras para crear caos en el pais. Mas de el ochenta por ciento de los Hondureños rechazan el regreso de Zelaya. Asi que el pais no lo espera con los brazos abiertos.

Cuando Zelaya se encuentra fuera de Honduras, el pais goza de dias llenos de sol y paz. Cuando el esta cerca o regresa al pais, tempestuosas nubes oscuras cubren el cielo de Tegucigalpa, como un recordatorio de lo que el representa para este pequeño, pero muy valiente, pais de Honduras el cual sin el apoyo del mundo entero lucha por defender sus leyes constitucionales en contra de las intenciones de Chavez y Fidel Castro de expander sus dictaduras comunistas en America Latina.

(foto cortesia de La Prensa, laprensa.hn)

This Picture Says So Much

This picture says so much about the return of the now deposed former president of Honduras, Zelaya. In an afternoon filled with dark clouds Zelaya flies the skies of the capital Tegucigalpa trying to land his Venezuelan plane. Like poetic justice, the return of Zelaya also brought with him darkness to the Honduran skies.

The very few that support his return had no choice but to return to their homes with empty hopes of receiving "their leader" whose arrival was prevented by the military when they blocked the runway. One has to wonder how many of those are Cubans, Venezuelans, and Nicaraguans sent in to create chaos in Honduras. More than eighty percent of Hondurans reject Zelaya's return to the country. Hondurans are not waiting for Zelaya's return with arms wide opened.

When Zelaya is not around, Honduras enjoys bright, sunny and peaceful days. Upon his return, dark clouds cover the skies of Tegucigalpa, to somehow remind us of what this man represents to the small, yet brave, country of Honduras who against world opinion, and support, is fighting to enforce, and protect its constitution from Chavez's attempts to spread his Castro-influenced communism throughout Latin America.

(photo courtesy of La Prensa, laprensa.hn)

CNN No Esta Reportando La Verdad

Yo estuve muy complacido con la cubertura que CNN le dio a las elecciones presidenciales en Iran y su cubertura de las protestas. CNN hizo hasta lo imposible para traernos fotos y videos por medio de servicios de internet como Twitter. CNN dedico dias enteros cubriendo estas protestas y comentarios de muchos individuos protestando los resultados de estas elecciones. Pero, cuando se trata de reportar acerca de lo que esta sucediendo en Honduras con la destitucion de el ex-presidente Zelaya, CNN parece apoyar la agenda de dictadores y violadores de la ley constitucional de paises en Latino America. CNN tambien parece no molestarle el ignorar la coneccion existente de Zelaya y Hugo Chavez, su principal fuente de financiamiento.

He estado siguiendo la cubertura de CNN al atento de aterrizar en la capital del depuesto ex-presidente Zelaya quien tambien, segun el, viene con planes de tomar de nuevo su cargo de presidente. Lo mas interesante de la cubertura es como el reportero que CNN tiene en Honduras presenta sus "opiniones" a la audiencia global que sigue el noticiero. El reportero, quien esta hablando en medio de un grupo de apoyantes de Zelaya, dice con dos cartuchos gastados de bala "ya hemos escuchado las voces de los apoyantes de Zelaya, tambien escuchamos las opiniones de los militares por medio de sus balas." Que bonita forma de reportar las noticias neutralmente.

En otro segmento mas tarde, el presentador Don Lemmon, quien desafortunadamente solo lee or presenta los datos a como se los dan, dice "miles de personas marchan apoyando al presidente Zelaya." Bueno, como dicen, "todo esta en el detalle de las cosas." La forma en que la camara es usada, dara diferentes resultados. Si uno quiere hacer un grupo de personas ver pequeño y el tamaño real, la camara es colocada desde alto, asi muestra el grupo completo. Si uno intenta hacer un grupo pequeño verse grande, la camara es colocada bien cerca del grupo, y a la altura de los hombros. Eso fue exactamente lo que hizo CNN, coloco la camara bien cerca del grupo y corto el video cuando empezaba a enseñar el final del grupo. En otras palabras, CNN estaba tratando de hacer este grupo verse mas grande de lo que en realidad era. "Miles de personas" no. Cerca de cien, es lo mas posible.

Otra de las cosas que me molestan acerca de la cubertura de CNN es porque no menciona la coneccion que existe entre Zelaya y el dictador Venezolano Hugo Chavez? Chavez es la persona que ha estado financiando a Zelaya con sus planes de adueñarse de Honduras. CNN no ha reportado el numero de amenazas que Chavez a hecho en contra de Honduras. Chavez ha dicho un numero de veces de que el va a mandar el ejercito Venezolano a Honduras para ayudar a Zelaya. Tambien Chavez dijo que la OEA deberia actuar, militarmente, en contra de Honduras. Chavez dijo recientemente que si algo le sucediera a su embajador en Honduras, seria una declaracion de guerra. Cuando escucho a Chavez hablar, sola una persona tan ridicula me viene en mente, el dictador de Korea del Norte, Kim Jong Il. Chavez y Kim Jong fueran hechos del mismo molde; dictadores, violadores de derechos humanos y civiles, y opresores. Oh, y estos dos tambien sufren de una auto-estima bien sensitiva. Chavez y Kim Jong no aguantan ningun tipo de critica, en lo mas minimo. Si algun medio les critica, lo primero que hacen es atacar, y destruir, a cualquier medio de prensa que diga algo en contra de ellos y sus "asociados." Chavez y Kim Jong les encanta decir que todo lo que ellos hacen es "por el pueblo." Si, talvez por aquellos pocos del "pueblo" que no les importa vender a su pais y conciencia por midajas.

CNN Is Not Reporting The Truth

I was very glad of CNN's coverage of the elections in Iran. They went out of their way to bring videos and pictures sent via Twitter. CNN had all day coverage of the protests against the re-election of president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. However, when it comes to what has been happening in Honduras since the ousting of deposed president Zelaya, CNN seems to be taking a stand of supporting dictators and violators of constitutional law. CNN seems to also be ignoring the connection, and main financier, between Zelaya and Chavez.

I've been following CNN this afternoon as they're trying to cover Zelaya's attempt to land in Honduras and, according to him, take back his post as president. Well, the interesting thing is the way CNN's reporter in the capital, Tegucigalpa, is presenting the events to the world audience. The reporter said "we've heard from the thousands of Zelaya's supporters, and we've also heard from the military and their bullets." Nice way to present the news.

Also, during another break, Don Lemmon, who unfortunately is only passing along info presented to him, talks about the "thousands of supporters marching in support of Zelaya." Well, like they say, "the devil's in the detail." The way the video was shot one can see that there weren't any "thousands" in the crowd. Maybe about a hundred. But, again, it all depends on how the camera is held during the shoot. If one wants to make crowds look big, all they have to do is shoot it from the shoulder height of the crowd and real close. If one wants to show how minuscule the crowd is, the camera is placed above the crowd. Again, the video shot by the CNN camera crew was meant to show the crowd as being very large. But, if one pays close attention, it'd be clear that the crowd was big at all and that the "thousands" were nothing more than a few of no more than one hundred.

Also, CNN is not reporting that the plane that Zelaya being flown into Honduras is Venezuelan. CNN is also not reporting that the biggest financier of Zelaya's mess in Honduras has been financed by Venezuela. CNN is not reporting that Chavez has made numerous threats against Honduras. Chavez has said that he'd bring Venezuelan's military into Honduras. Chavez said recently that if something happens to the Venezuelan ambassador in Honduras, it'd be a declaration of war. Only one other person comes to mind when I remember those threats, Kim Jong Il from North Korea. Chavez and Kim Jong Il are cut from the same cloth; dictators, violators of civil and human rights, oppressors. Oh, and they also have a very sensitive ego. Because Chavez and Kim Jong can't handle any amount of criticism, the first thing they do is shut down all radio/tv/newspapers that criticize them. Oh, then they claim to be "for the people." Right, maybe for those "people" who are willing to sell their conscience, and country, for a few crumbs.

Zelaya Is Staying In Panama

La Prensa is reporting that Zelaya has decided to remain in Panama, temporarily, but didn't mention the circumstances. Maybe he's realizing that his support, and misinformation maneuver, is starting to dissolve. Hopefully the UN, OAS, and the numerous banking and world media is starting to discover the details of what drove the judicial bodies in Honduras to request the military to remove him.

Honduran Embassador In Washington Arrives In Honduras

The Honduran Ambassador in Washington D.C., Dr Roberto Florez, has arrived in the country's capital Tegucigalpa. The ambassador has arrived under instructions from the new president, Micheletti.

The ambassador emphasized that the world is unaware of what has really happened in Honduras and what have been some of the events leading to the removal of the former president Zelaya.

Embajador de Honduras En Washington Arriva en Honduras

El embajador de Honduras, en Washington, Dr Roberto Florez, arrivo en el aeropuerto de la capital Hondureña. El embajador ha arrivado por mandato del nuevo gobierno.

El embajador emfatizo que el mundo esta mal informado a los sucesos que estan occurriendo en Honduras, y los que tambien han sido la razon que llevo a la expulsion, y destitucion, del ex-presidente Zelaya.

Depuesto ex-presidente Zelaya en Panama

El depuesto ex-president Zelaya se encuentra en Panama preparando su regreso a Honduras, y de acuerdo a el y sus apoyantes, ser regresado como presidente del pais.

Las organizaciones mundiales, y medios de comunicacion, no quieren entender que los Hondureños no quieren a Zelaya en Honduras, como individuo, o peor, presidente.

Deposed ex-president Zelaya in Panama

The deposed ex-president Zelaya is in Panama preparing himself to return to Honduras, and according to him and his supporters, be re-instated as president.

The world organizations, and the press, do not realize that Hondurans don't want Zelaya back in Honduras, as an individual or worse, president.

Israel y Taiwan Reconocen Nuevo Presidente Micheletti

Gobiernos de Israel y Taiwan han, oficialmente, reconocido a Roberto Micheletti como el nuevo Presidente de Honduras.

Taiwan and Israel Officially Recognize New President Micheletti

Taiwan and Israel have made official their recognition of Roberto Micheletti as the new and official Honduran President.

UN and OAS Threaten Honduras To Reinstate Zelaya

The Organization of American States and the United Nations have threatened Honduras to either re-instate the now deposed ex-president Zelaya within 72 hours, or face suspension from the organizations.

It's unbelievable that these world organizations refuse to investigate what really happened in Honduras, and have gathered to punish Honduras for enforcing its laws and protecting its constitution.

The country is already being punished by world banking and commerce organizations. What's exactly their logic? I don't know.

Hondurans Don't Want Zelaya
It's quite clear that the only ones interested in Zelaya's reinstatement as president is the UN and OAS. Hondurans, more than 88%, do not want Zelaya to return to the country, as an individual, or worse, as president.

OEA y ONU Amenazan a Honduras Sino Restablece a Zelaya

La Organizacion de Estados Americanos, y las Naciones Unidas han amenazado a Honduras de que si no se reinstituye al depuesto ex-presidente Zelaya con su titulo y autoridad en 72 horas, el pais sera castigo y hasta suspendido de las organizaciones.

Es increible que estas organizaciones se han negado a investigar lo que en realidad ha sucedido en Honduras, y se han unido a castigar a Honduras por enforzar y defender su constitucion.

El pais ya ha esta siendo castigado por grupos bancarios y comerciales internacionales. Cual es la logica de ellos exactamente? Nadie sabe.

Hondureños No Quieren a Zelaya
Es claro que los unicos con interes en la reinstucion de Zelaya son la ONU y OEA. Los Hondureños, mas del 88% de la poblacion no quiere a Zelaya de regreso como individuo, y mucho menos como presidente del pais.

Zelaya and Chavez Want Chaos In Honduras

It's quite clear that the now deposed ex-president Zelaya and the Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez benefit from the current chaos in Honduras. It has been reported by local media in Honduras that, prior to the scheduled date of the illegal elections organized by the former president, "experienced rioters" were sent into Honduras from Venezuela with the approval of Zelaya and Chavez. These are the ones causing riots and disturbances around the country. However, these isolated protests, which tend to get violent, is the only thing being reported by the the world media. And this has been Chavez's and Zelaya's strategy all along. As long as there are disturbances in Honduras, these two dictators win. They win because the entire world, due to their unfortunate ignorance or lack of information, don't know the details of what has happened in Honduras. They ignore the details of why the actions that were taken and the real role the military played in removing the former president. The world press has turned their backs to the numerous marches that have been going on in Honduras for weeks. Marches in which Honduran ask for peace and reject the former president's intentions to hold illegal elections for constitutional changes and his numerous abuses of his presidential authority.

Zelaya y Chavez Quieren Caos en Honduras

Es claro que el depuesto ex-president Zelaya y el dictador Hugo Chavez se benefician del caos en Honduras. Medios informativos en Honduras han reportado que antes de la fecha fijada para las elecciones ilegales el ex-presidente estaba organizando, expertos en crear disturbios publicos Venezolanos fueron introducidos al pais ilegalmente con la ayuda de Zelaya. Ahora, ellos estan causando disturbios en ciudades y areas alrededor del pais. Estas aisladas protestas, que a veces se tornan violentas es lo unico que los medios internacionales reportan. Y esa en si es la estrategia de Hugo Chavez y Zelaya. Mientras hayan disturbios en Honduras, estos dos dictadores ganan. Ganan porque el mundo entero, gracias a la ignorancia de los medios informativos, no saben lo que ha sucedido en Honduras, y lo que en realidad esta sucediendo. Los medios informativos del mundo le han dado completa espalda a las marchas a favor de la paz en Honduras que se han venido realizando semana mucho antes. Estas marchas han hecho claro que ellos nunca han estado en favor del ex-presidente Zelaya y sus abusos de la autoridad presidencial.

Honduras Needs World Support

The situation in Honduras is critical. Not because the now deposed ex-president Zelaya was removed from office and the country, or the isolated protests from some of his few supporters. The situation in Honduras is critical because the entire world, without knowing the realities of recent events, and what brought it to this point, has united to condemn and punish the Honduran people for enforcing their constitutional laws. It seems like the entire world is willing to show support to an individual who was removed for abusing his presidential powers/authority trying to hold a national election he has no power to conduct. It also seems as if the world is willing to support the intentions of the Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez. Communism masked as socialism is the last thing we need in Honduras, or Latin America.

What Can We All Do?
If you really believe in freedom of expression, and a nation's authority to enforce its constitutional laws, then support Honduras in its efforts. Call your ambassador wherever you are. Contact your representatives in your local governments and Congress . Tell them to know the facts of what has really happened in Honduras before they condemn and punish a country for enforcing its laws. Obligating Honduras to put Zelaya back in office will bring greater chaos in Honduras and Central America.

Honduras Necesita El Apoyo del Mundo

La situacion en Honduras esta critica. No porque el depuesto presidente Zelaya fue expulsado del pais o por las aisladas protestas de sus pocos apoyantes. La situacion en Honduras esta critica porque el mundo entero, sin saber los verdaderos detalles de la situacion, se ha unido a castigar al pueblo Hondureño por enforzar sus leyes constitucionales. Tal parece que el mundo entero esta dispuesto a apoyar a un individuo que fue expulsado por abusos de autoridad en querer ejercer una eleccion ilegal. Tal parece que el mundo entero esta dispuesto a apoyar las intenciones de el dictator Venezolano Hugo Chavez. Comunismo enmascarado de socialismo no es lo que necesitamos en Honduras, mucho menos Latino America.

Que Pueden Hacer
Si de verdad apoyas la libertad de expresion y la autonomia de una nacion a enforzar sus leyes constitucionales, unete a Honduras. Llama al consul o embajador de tu pais en donde sea que estes y pideles que no condenen Honduras, y su nuevo presidente, sin conocer las realidades de la situacion. Obligar a Honduras a poner a Zelaya como presidente destruira la paz en Honduras y Centro America.

Hugo Chavez Threatens Honduras

Venezuelan dictator, Hugo Chavez, has once again made threats against the people of Honduras for their behavior against his "friend" the now deposed ex-president Zelaya. National newspaper La Prensa reports: Hugo Chavez stated today that an "agression" against Manuel Zelaya will obligate a "military intervention by the United Nations." That's quite interesting. We must be reminded that Chavez had already made threats of bringing the Venezuelan military into Honduras to support Zelaya.

Exactly, how does Mr Chavez think that he'd be able to do such thing? The moment military members from Venezuela step into the country, illegally, and with the intent to establish, and to empower an individual that the country has rejected, it'd be the moment his country has officially declared war against Honduras. I don't think Chavez will dare to do such thing. It's possible, if he in fact has the sufficient "minerals", that he'd use Nicaraguan Daniel Ortega, another one of his ALBA puppets, to enter Honduras and realize his ideals of creating chaos in Honduras.

But, why is it that world organizations like the UN and OAS is not asking what is Mr Chavez's interests in Honduras? Why Honduras? And also, why is it that no one has questioned his constant threats of invading the country with his Venezuelan military? It's hard to believe that someone like Chavez is allowed such abusive behavior against the sovereignty of another country. Why aren't these world organizations questioning his abuses in Venezuela?

President Micheletti Speaks at Central Park

The recently appointed President of Honduras, Roberto Micheletti, spoke publicly at the Central Park in Tegucigalpa. Among many issues, he expressed gratitude to the Honduran people for all their support. He also emphasized that the country will hold presidential elections on January 2010, as already scheduled, and that the title of President will be given to whomever voters decide to appoint as their new president.

Members of the church were also present stating that the only person who can be accused of illegal acts against the country is the now deposed ex-president Zelaya.

Presidente Micheletti Habla en el Parque Central

El recien nombrado Presidente de Honduras, Roberto Micheletti, hablo publicamente en el Parque Central de Tegucigalpa esta noche. Entre los temas que toco fue darles las gracias al pais por su apoyo. Tambien hizo emfasis en que el pais va a tener elecciones presidenciales en Enero 2010 y que el titulo presidencial sera entregado al individuo que el pueblo elija como su nuevo presidente.

Miembros de la Iglesia tambien estuvieron presentes para recordarle al publico de el unico que ha cometido acciones ilegales en el pais es el depuesto ex-presidente Zelaya.

Hugo Chavez Amenaza a Honduras

Hugo Chavez a vuelto a repetir su amenaza contra el pueblo de Honduras por su comportamiento en contra de su "amigo" el depuesto presidente Zelaya. La Prensa reporta: Hugo Chávez afirmó hoy que una "agresión" contra Manuel Zelaya obligaría a una "intervención militar de Naciones Unidas." Muy interesante. Hay que mencionar que Chavez en si ya habia hecho amenazas de llevar el ejercito militar Venezolano a Honduras para apoyar a Zelaya.

Exactamente como es que el señor Chavez cree que va poder hacer tal cosa? El momento que miembros militares de su pais entren illegalmente al pais, especialmente con intenciones de establecer, y forzar, un individuo que ha sido rechazado por el pueblo, seria el momento en que el en si esta declarando guerra oficialmente en contra de Honduras. No creo que se atreva a tal cosa. Es posible, que si de verdad el tiene los "minerales" suficientes, que el use a Daniel Ortega, otro titere de Chavez, para amplificar sus intenciones de crear una crisis en Honduras.

Todo esta participacion publica de Chavez crea la pregunta que organizaciones como la OEA y ONU no se hacen: cual exactamente es el interes de Chavez en Honduras y porque se le es permitido amenazar la soberania y paz de otro pais sin ningun "detente" de nadie. Es increible que alguien como Chavez, es permitido tal abuso. Por que estas organizaciones no investigan a Chavez y los abusos que el lleva cometiendo en Venezuela?

La Realidad En Honduras

El mundo esta en completo desconocimiento a lo que en realidad esta sucediendo en Honduras en estos momentos. La realidad es que el "presidente" Zelaya (foto) fue destituido por tratar de tener elecciones para, eventualmente, extender su presidencia, tal como sus "amigos y aliados" Hugo Chavez lo ha hecho en Venezuela. Pero, como lo dice el dicho "dime con quien andas y te dire quien eres" Pero, los amigos de Zelaya no era lo unico que le molestaba al pueblo Hondureño; sus acciones de remover/desacerse del general de rango militar mas alto en el pais, el cual no apoyaba las acciones/intereses.

Lo Que Paso
Que fue lo que paso? Zelaya estaba tratando de tener una eleccion de "consulta al pueblo" en la cual el proponia, por medios de cambios a la constitucion, terminar el limite presidencial de re-elecciones. Bajo la ley constitucional de Honduras, el presidente no tiene ni el derecho/poder a organizar ningun tipo de elecciones. Pero, con el apoyo financiero de su "amigo" Hugo Chavez (foto), Zelaya trajo todo el equipo necesario, desde Venezuela, para que mencionadas elecciones se efectuaran. Las urnas fueron distribuidas por todo el pais. Asi que en realidad, Zelaya y Chavez estaban trabajando mano-a-mano para asegurarse una victorias a sus aspiraciones.

"Mel" como el depuesto presidente es conocido en el pais, estaba tambien usando sus poderes presidenciales para ganar apoyo, y destruir oponentes, al rededor del pais. Hasta despidio al general de rango mas alto en el ejercito, el cual se oponia a las intenciones de el ahora depuesto presidente. Mel lo despidio, para despues regresarlo a su posicion. Pero no lo hizo por buen corazon. Mel lo regreso por presion.

A sido tambien reportado que un numero de oficiales alrededor de el pais se han quejado de haber sido amenazados si no apoyaban las intenciones de Zelaya. Han habido casos de quejas de personas que se reportaban a los hospitales para recibir servicios medicos, los quales le eran negados si no votaban a favor de el presidente.

Se ha reportado que Zelaya tambien tenia planes de disolver el Congreso Nacional, el cual estaba en contra de el.

El President Ha Sido Destituido - No Golpe de Estado Por Militares
En las horas temprano de el domingo, bajo ordenes de el Congreso y cuerpos judiales, miembros militares entraron en la Casa Presidencial y arrestaron a Zelaya y lo embarcaron en un helicoptero en camino a Costa Rica. Una vez afuera, Zelaya procedio a contactar a Chavez y Daniel Ortega (foto) para apoyo. Como era de esperarse, Nicaragua y Venezuela hicieron su oposicion a lo acontecido bien claro. Costa Rica le permitio a Zelaya a "pintarse" se victima de un golpe militar. En Honduras nunca hubo un golpe militar. El ejercito ejecuto una orden hecha por cuerpos judiciales del pais.

Una vez que Zelaya fue expulsado del pais, el Congreso nacional nombro a Roberto Micheletti como el presidente intermedio. En otras palabras, Micheletti servira como presidente hasta Enero 2010 cuando las elecciones presidenciales ya estaban programadas.

De nuevo, nunca hubo un golpe de estado militar en Honduras. El Congreso, y otros cuerpos judiciales, ordernaron al ejercito a actuar y remover al presidente por violar leyes constitucionales del pais.

Lo Que Tenemos Ahora
Lo que esta sucediendo en Honduras ahora es un caos fabricado/organizado por Hugo Chavez, el cual, en dias anteriores a estas elecciones, mando a Honduras un grupo de expertos "organizadores de disturbios" para crear una situacion de "por si acaso no ganamos." Algunos Hondureños han llegado a sospechar de que el presidente Nicaraguense Daniel Ortega, quien es parte del grupo "amigos de Chavez" a enviado tropas adentro de Honduras para trabajar junto con la gente de Chavez en crear caos en Honduras.

Un numero de protestas han estado sucediendo en Honduras. Pero, tales protestas han sido organizadas por Venezolanos infiltrados en el pais. Reporteros han sido atacados. Propiedad publica y privada a sido destruida.

Hay tambien marchas apoyando a lo acontecido. Miles de ciudanos han salido a marchar para pedir paz en el pais. Los Hondureños quieren pas y le han dicho no a Zelaya y Hugo Chavez.

El gobierno Hondureño esta tratando de regresar a la calma, pero tal parece que la comunidad mundial no quiere tal cosa para Honduras.

El Mundo No Esta Bien Informado
El depuesto presidente se ha mantenido en contacto con organizaciones alrededor del mundo, inclueyendo las Naciones Unidas y las Organizacion de Estados Americanos, dandole a ellos la impresion de que Zelaya es una victima de un golpe de estado orquestrado por los militares. Tal no es el caso. Es un trajedia de que el mundo entero se una a apoyar un hombre el cual estaba tratando de violar las leyes constitucionales del pais para instalarle, perpetuamente, como president, como su amigo y complice, el dictador Venezolano Hugo Chavez.

Esperamos que la Secretaria de Estado, Clinton, y el Presidente Barack Obama, reciban la informacion correcta a lo sucedido en Honduras y que apoyen al pais en asegurarse que Zelaya no es permitido, por fuerza, regresar al pais como presidente.

Una victoria para Zelaya represanta una victoria para Chavez y Fidel Castro. No podemos permitir que dictaduras, enmascaradas como socialista, se impongan en Latino America, o el mundo.

The Reality in Honduras

The world is completely unaware of what is going on in Honduras right now. The reality is that "President" Zelaya (pictured) was deposed of the title for trying to hold some sort of elections to, eventually, extend his presidency, just like his "friend and allied" Hugo Chavez has done in Venezuela. But, like the old saying goes "you can figure a few things about a person by whom he/she gets involved with." But, Zelaya's friends wasn't' the only thing bothering Hondurans; it was his actions of removing the top military general who didn't support his intentions.

What Happened
So, what happened? Zelaya was trying to hold a "consulting the people" election to see if they'd be willing, through constitutional changes, to allow him to be re-elected without any term limitations. Well, under constitutional law in Honduras, the president has no right, under any circumstances, to hold any type of elections. With the financial support of his friend Hugo Chavez, Zelaya brought in the voting supplies and boxes for this election to take place, and sent them to towns across the nation. But, all these "voting supplies" came directly from Venezuela. So, in effect, Zelaya and Chavez were working hand-in-hand to ensure a victory to their intentions.

"Mel" as the deposed president is known around the country, was also using his power to gain supporters, and get rid of opponents, to his agenda. He went ahead and fired the top general who publicly expressed his opposition to the president's unconstitutional elections. Mel fired him, to later rehire him. But, it wasn't because the president had a change of heart. No. Mel was forced to.

It has been reported by a number of small officials that they were victims of pressure from the president's supporters to sign/vote in favor of the president's intentions. Some hospitals refused to render medical care unless a favorable vote was cast right then and there. The complaints of abuse are many.

It has also been reported that Zelaya also had plans to completely disintegrate the Congress, who was against his agenda.

The President is Removed - No Military Coup
In the early hours of Sunday, under the orders of the Congress and Judicial bodies, military members went into the Presidential House and arrested Zelaya and put him in a helicopter and flew him to Costa Rica. Once there, Zelaya proceeded to contact Chavez and Daniel Ortega (pictured) for their support. As expected, Venezuela and Nicaragua made their disgust with Honduras clear. Costa Rica allowed Zelaya to portray himself as a victim of a military coup. There was never a military coup. The military worked according to a request dictated by judicial bodies in the country.

Once Zelaya was removed from the country, Congress named Roberto Micheletti as the new interim president. In other words, Micheletti will only serve as president till January 2010 when is the already scheduled normal presidential elections in the country.

Again, there is/was no military coup in Honduras. Congress, and other judicial bodies instructed the military to arrest and remove Zelaya for violating the constitution.

What We Have Now
So, what we have now is a fabricated chaos created by Hugo Chavez who, in days prior to the election day, sent in his "professional riot organizers" to Honduras to ensure a "just in case we don't win" situation. Some Honduran have been suspecting that Nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega, who is part of Chavez's group of "friends", has sent troops into Honduras to work together with Chavez's people creating chaos.

A number of protests are happening around the country. However, such protests are being organized by Venezuelans who were infiltrated into the nation. Reporters have been assaulted in the streets. Private property has been destroyed.

The Honduran government is working hard to bring itself back to normalcy, but it seems like the world doesn't want that.

The World Is Not Well Informed
The deposed president is talking to world organizations, including the United Nations, Organization of American States, portraying an image of him being the victim of a military coup. This is not the case. It's a tragedy that the world is uniting to support a man who was trying to violate constitutional law to set himself in power, just like his friend and supporter Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez.

We're hoping that State Secretary Clinton, as well as President Barack Obama, get the correct information and support Honduras in ensuring that Zelaya is not allowed, by force, to return as President.

A victory for Zelaya represents a victory for Chavez and Fidel Castro. The spreading of dictatorships, masked as socialism, is not what we need to spread around Latin America, or the world.