Democracy Now!'s Andres Contreris reports from inside the Brazilian Embasssy.

[EFerrari]

Internal Pressure Forces Honduran Coup Regime to Reverse Civil Liberties Crackdown, But Repression Continues

The Honduran coup regime has been forced to reverse a harsh crackdown on civil liberties amidst growing protests for the restoration of the ousted President Manuel Zelaya. But Honduran forces still blocked a large protest march and shut down two media outlets that have criticized the coup regime.
Meanwhile, a top US diplomat criticized the coup regime’s decision but then turned around to issue a harsh condemnation of ousted Zelaya. We go to Honduras to speak with Andrés Conteris from inside the embassy where Zelaya is hiding and speak to Luther Castillo, a Honduran doctor who is in Washington to speak with US lawmakers.


http://www.democracynow.org/2009/9/29/internal_pressure_forces_honduran_coup_regime

Transcript, audio, video at link.

[Judi Lynn]

1. Will return to to watch this video. First chance to see Luther Castillo. Thanks for the link. n/t

[Downwinder]

2. where Zelaya is hiding

Not very well hidden. Would you accept staying or residing, perhaps visiting.

[EFerrari]

3. Yes, that was odd.

:)