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Wed Sep-30-09 08:52 PM
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| Photos of repression from San Pedro Sula in Honduras |
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Wed Sep-30-09 09:58 PM
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| 1. The photos show the Iraqization of Honduras. |
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Wed Sep-30-09 10:15 PM
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| 2. Are you kidding? The Copa is in Honduras this time?! |
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Wed Sep-30-09 10:35 PM
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| 3. Qualifying game: USA vrs. Honduras |
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Wed Sep-30-09 11:43 PM
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| 4. Oh, man. I hope it keeps Pinocheti up at night, wondering if the game can go on. |
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Wed Sep-30-09 11:54 PM
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| 5. Nobody will ne able to attend --- curfew --- group meeting |
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Thu Oct-01-09 12:32 AM
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| 6. Game is still on for San Pedro Sula, according to FIFA yesterday |
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but it could be moved from Honduras to another Central American location if the U.S. Soccer Federation deems the U.S. team could be threatened by violence.
This is a very big deal for Honduras, because if their team beats the U.S., Honduras likely would go to the World Cup in South Africa next summer.
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FIFA: US to play in Honduras despite turmoil Posted 1d 7h ago | Comment | Recommend E-mail | Save | Print | RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — FIFA says the United States' World Cup qualifier against Honduras will take place in San Pedro Sula next month despite turmoil in the Central American country. FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke said Tuesday following an executive committee meeting that the crisis in Honduras following the ouster of President Manuel Zelaya on June 28 hasn't caused safety concerns that jeopardize the match. He said FIFA's stance can change if the situation worsens.
The United States (5-2-1), seeking its sixth straight World Cup berth, leads North and Central America and the Caribbean with 16 points. Mexico (5-3) is second with 15, followed by Honduras (4-3-1) with 13 and Costa Rica (4-4) with 12. The top three nations qualify for next year's tournament in South Africa, and the No. 4 team faces South America's fifth-place nation in a home-and-home playoff for a berth.
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