Oscar Flores, "the chronicler of the resistance" who showed up at all the marches in Tegucigalpa carrying a sign keeping track of the number of days Hondurans have been resistance to the coup and its de facto regime(s), was kidnapped yesterday. And in San Pedro, journalist Giorgino Orellana was murdered. Ironically he covered the "nota roja" and now he's news with his own violent death. At the end of this excellent short video discussing the drive, begun yesterday (the day of Flores's abduction and Orellana's murder), to collect 1,250,000 signatures in favor of a popular constituent assembly to reform the constitution, there is a mention of Flores's abduction and an image of him in the marches: