The Honduran oligarchy has chosen the Zionist firm The Cormac Group to lobby for them in D.C. Check out what they stand for: http://www.thecormacgroup.com/
They're holding a press conference tomorrow (Tuesday) at 3pm at the national press club. Be there.

This article is a continuation of an article written and distributed on July 29th, titled “Honduras: Políticos, empresarios y militares: protagonistas de un golpe anunciado” (posted in Spanish earlier on this blog). Leticia Salomón is an Honduran sociologist and economist who specializes in defense, security and governability.

The Coup d’Etat in Honduras: Character, Evolution and Perspectives
July 3, 2009

Leticia Salomón (translated by Adrienne Pine)

A. The Polarization Intensifies

For Immediate Release:

Hondurans in the Washington, DC Region Create Coalition for Democracy

Ask President Obama to immediately recall the U.S. Ambassador to Honduras.

Washington – The Honduran community in the Washington, D.C. region creates the Hondurans For Democracy Coalition to defend the principles of Democracy in their homeland and condemn the coup government. The Coalition and their allies will gather today at 4pm at the Organization of American States to present a series of demands to the White House.

Originally posted on the facebook group NO al Golpe de Estado en Honduras

As the coup government blocked the constitutional president from landing in his country today, its largely U.S.-trained and funded military shot into the massive crowd, killing at least two people. My friend filmed the massacre:

Subscribe to http://www.youtube.com/resistenciahonduras for video updates of the military repression.

(thanks to Keen for alerting me to this)
http://www.granma.cu/ingles/2009/julio/sab4/journalist.html

• Confirmed by Andrés Pavón by phone link to YVKE Mundial • Murdered journalist is Gabriel Ciro Noriega, from San Juan Pueblo municipality

Luigino Bracci and Patricia Rivas

GABRIEL Ciro Noriega, a journalist from San Juan Pueblo, was killed on Friday night after leaving a television program, according to Andrés Pavón Murillo, president of the Human Rights Defense Committee in Honduras.

From http://www.nicanet.org/?p=728, by Katherine Hoyt:

If Zelaya was so bad, why are all those people out in the streets demanding his return? The reasons you never hear in our media

From the Nicaragua Network

Puta I am tired. I have been waiting for the OAS resolution in which they discuss suspending Honduras from the organization. The de facto government of Micheletti tried yesterday to decounce the organization, since it's not an internationally recognized authority, but it didn't work. All of this is ridiculous. The right is shouting sovereignty and independence. In the morning on the national channel Cardenal Rodriguez gave a speech taking a position in favor of the coup, calling for peace and "sanity" which in his terms mean that the people should let others decide for it.

What is being engineered right now is really ugly. I see a U.S.-engineered international pullout of support of democracy in Honduras cloaked in the law. No time to blog on it right now unfortunately- hopefully later tonight. In the meantime, ministers in hiding:

Much of the Honduran military coup government propaganda dutifully being regurgitated by the U.S. press right now focuses on the willingness of the Honduran coup government to hold an election earlier that the already-scheduled November election. This will be an election pitting two right-wing pro-coup candidates against each other, will not represent the people, and will not change the fact of the coup. Any government that follows Micheletti's military coup or participates in their election will be a coup government.