New Government in Honduras Leads with Violence
I have contacts in Honduras who openly stated that overthrowing former Honduran President Manuel Zelaya was exactly what they wanted. They claim Zelaya was acting unconstitutionally when he tried to illegally legalize the extension of presidential terms. But, it seems that the new government, under the charge of newly-elect Porfirio Lobo, leads with gruesome violence. [...]
US: Dirty Politics with Honduras and Haiti
For those who believe the only motives behind U.S. involvement in third world countries like Honduras and Haiti is simply to preserve democracy…
Why Washington “Cares” about Honduras and Haiti
by Mark Weisbrot
When I write about U.S. foreign policy in places like Haiti or Honduras, I often get responses from people who find it difficult to believe [...]
The Resistance in Honduras
The Resistance is quick to remind us that they are not Zelayistas (Zelaya supporters)… We need to expand the vision of what the Resistance movement is and not just emphasize the liberal storyline around Zelaya, for the Resistance movement would not continue without the popular movement driving it.
The entire spectra of “coup/non-coup” propaganda is confusing. [...]
Local Lawyer Defines Political Power Play in Honduras
I received the following notice from Fabian Nolasco, one of my contacts with the Honduran Foundation for Investment and Exports:
Under the Honduran
Constitution, what really happened here?
By Octavio Sanchez[1]
If you are not familiar with the country’s history and the Honduran constitution it is almost impossible that you would understand what happened here this past [...]
AKA: Filthy Rich Clothing Companies Still Want Dirt Cheap Labor
Clothing manufacturers in the U.S. are apparently becoming a bit uneasy as the country’s political fiasco continues. ChinaView.com reports in its article “U.S. clothing companies request normality in Honduras” that U.S. manufacturers are “concerned.” The article claims these companies are concerned about violence. I would argue that these companies are more concerned about losing their [...]
Zelaya a Cavalier for the Poor?
Was ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya a cavalier for the poor? Reports are conflicting about which side really is the side to back. But if Zelaya really was a champion for the poor as suggested by the Washington Post then I’m willing to consider his politics. Still, he acted illegally within the framework of his [...]
U.S. Military Surge in Afghanistan…
Interesting that the U.S. is aggressively expanding its presence and military force in Afghanistan at the exact moment the eyes of the world are trained elsewhere… in Honduras. The following blurb is from the Associated Press:
KABUL (AP) — The U.S. military says two American troops have been killed and four others wounded after an explosion [...]
U.S. Ties to Honduran Politics?
I’m certainly not pointing any fingers… just sharing some opinions published out of Las Tunas, Cuba… of all places. I’ve published many sentiments from American media. I thought it would be good to offer another voice from
Random Roatrip
Continued from Lost and Found…
“El Doctor reckons we should make the trip together. Ahem… not if you’re after what I think you’re after. Too bad his intentions couldn’t be only amicable. If they were, I’d be on the back of that Harley yesterday. Sigh…”
That evening I caught I ride with Dennis to the pitch to [...]



