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Honduras: Former President Zelaya confirms reports of possible coup
“President Xiomara Castro has requested the firm support of the Honduran people and the Libre Party (Liberty and Refoundation, the ruling party) in the face of intelligence reports indicating real threats of a possible coup d’état that seeks to destabilize the constitutional order,” Zelaya stated. On his Twitter account, the former president, who was overthrown in 2009 by a military coup in collusion with the right-wing National and Liberal part…
In the midst of a serious electoral crisis, Honduran President Xiomara Castro accused a coup attempt in Honduras, in which, according to her words, ex-mandatario Juan Orlando Hernández would be involved. Remember that Hernández, a few weeks ago, received a pardon from Donald Trump, after a 45-year prison sentence for drug trafficking. Read also...
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The National Party’s candidate for mayor of the Central District, Juan Diego Zelaya, made an urgent appeal to the Organization of American States, the European Union and allied countries such as the United States and international media to maintain active surveillance over Honduras. The entry Juan Diego Zelaya calls on the OAS, the EU and the US to be vigilant in the face of a possible state coup was first published in the Digital Process.
Tegucigalpa, Tuesday 16.—The former president of Honduras and coordinator of the Freedom and Refoundation Party (Libera), Manuel Zelaya, supported President Xiomara Castro's call for the people to mobilize and prevent an attempted coup d'état promoted by former U.S.-backed president Juan Orlando Hernández. Through social network X, Zelaya indicated that the call for support for the Honduran people and the Free Party responds to verified intellig…
President Claudia Sheinbaum reiterated her position against foreign interventionism and injerencism, following the denunciation by her Honduran counterpart, Xiomara Castro, of a coup d’état against her government, following the recent presidential elections held on November 30. In the People’s Morning of December 16, Sheinbaum Pardo said that she will remain attentive and in communication with the situation of her Honduran counterpart through th…
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