European Union and Latin American Presidents Condemn Coup d’état in Honduras

[Flaneur]

Source: Cuban News Agency

European Union and Latin American Presidents Condemn Coup d’état in Honduras
HAVANA, Cuba, June 28 (acn) The European Union (EU) unanimously condemned on Sunday a coup d’état perpetrated by Honduran military against the president of this Central American nation, Manuel Zelaya.


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Speaking from Greece to EFE news agency, Spanish Foreign Minister Miguel Angel Moratinos said that “the European Union will unreservedly condemn this coup d’état” and he demanded the immediate reinstatement of President Zelaya and the re-establishment of the constitutional order in the Central American country.

International media outlets also report on statements by Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who expressed his support of Zelaya and stressed that the Honduran oligarchy is behind the coup. He also urged US President Barack Obama to take a stand on the current situation.Chavez also urged the Honduran military patriots to neutralize the coup d’état and to avoid a massacre.

Meanwhile, Bolivian President Evo Morales also denounced the coup and urged the international community and social movements to condemn the anti-democratic action.

Reports from Tegucigalpa inform that the military surrounding the Presidential Palace in the Honduran capital have fired tear gas against demonstrators in favor of President Zelaya.




Read more: http://www.cubanews.ain.cu/2009/0628union_europea.htm

[Flaneur]

1. "World Leaders Condemn Arrest of Honduran President"

http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7015629565

[Judi Lynn]

3. Excellent information.This is really good."Forced into exile."

VERY big names, organizations standing behind Zelaya, against the coup. Thank you.

[Flaneur]

2. "Costa Rica Calls on Int'l Community to Condemn Honduras Coup"

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2009-06/29/content_11616377.htm

[Flaneur]

4. "Argentine President Says Military Coup in Honduras is 'A Return to Barbarism'"

http://www.telam.com.ar/vernota.php?tipo=N&dis=1&sec=1&idPub=151669&id=299617&idnota=299617

[Flaneur]

5. "Brazil Condemns Honduras Coup"

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2009-06/29/content_11616409.htm

[Judi Lynn]

6. UN concerned about Honduras unrest

UN concerned about Honduras unrest

USA: UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, voiced his concern over political unrest in Honduras, and urged conflicting parties to restrain over an upcoming constitutional referendum.

According to the UN chief, Honduran leaders must act in total respect for legality and democratic institutions and achieve consensus through a peaceful dialogue. The message adds that, due to the inexactness of reports from that Central American nation the UN does not foresee being observers in the popular consultations planned for this weekend.

UN General Assembly president, Miguel D Escoto strongly condemned the attempted coup against Honduran president, Manuel Zelaya.

The condemnation of Nicaragua¤s former foreign minister took place after Honduras ambassador to the UN, Jorge Arturo Reina, informed him of the serious threat to state rights in his nation. United Nations, Prensa Latina

http://www.dailynews.lk/2009/06/29/wld03.asp

[sasquatch]

7. I wonder who's going to do anything about it