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Mon Dec-07-09 03:27 PM
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| Exclusive: Honduran elections exposed |
| Jack Rabbit
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Mon Dec-07-09 04:11 PM
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| 1. Thanks for posting. K/R |
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Mon Dec-07-09 06:17 PM
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| 2. Nice report.....to bad more people will not see it. |
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The MSM have washed their hands of it.
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| Umbral
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Mon Dec-07-09 08:12 PM
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| 3. There's no doubt the relevant diplomats all know exactly what transpired in Honduras.... |
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Edited on Mon Dec-07-09 08:13 PM by Umbral
They were looking for an excuse to put the mess behind them, and when one was offered they weren't about to quibble about the particulars. Unless Zelaya and his supporters, both foreign and domestic, take it to the next level this issue will likely disappear from the international stage.
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Tue Dec-08-09 08:32 PM
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| 4. Thanks so much for posting. Dutch media totally ignored it... |
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Pretended the vote didn't happen, or failed to mention the circumstances of the 'election'.
The Netherlands have taken the position of the EU: they see the 'elections' as an important first step in 'resolving the political crisis'. It seems that only President Zelaya's Latin-American allies continue to stand their ground against the illegal coup-regime. For a moment after the coup, was hopeful, when all 191 UN-members were unanimous in condemning the coup; that had never happened before! My hope came too soon...
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