Honduran
Congress Suspend Civil Rights;
Zelaya Vows To Return On Saturday The
Honduran Legislature approved
earlier this afternoon a decree that
suspends five of the rights of
citizens in Honduras: the inviolable
right of home, the freedom of
association, a person can be held
more than 24 hours without a charge
and freedom of movement in the
country.
Honduras
Interim Government Declines To
Negotiate With OAS
Teguicigalpa - Honduras'
post-coup government will not
negotiate with the OAS and allow
ousted President Manuel Zelaya to
return to office, the interim
government said Wednesday.
Honduras'
Zelaya Arrives in Panama
Representing Nation Panama
- Honduras' President Manuel Zelaya,
who was forced into exile by a
Sunday military coup in his country,
arrived in Panama on Wednesday to
take part in the swearing in
ceremony of Panama's new president,
Ricardo Martinelli.
World Bank’s
Zoellick Says Aid to Honduras on
Hold Amid Crisis
(Bloomberg) -- World Bank President
Robert Zoellick said the lender has
put on hold aid to Honduras during
the Central American country’s
political crisis, which he cautioned
might turn into a setback for the
region.
Ambassadors
Recalled from Honduras
Tegucigalpa - Several countries of
Latin America and Europe decided to
withdraw their ambassadors from
Honduras showing opposition to the
coup and urging the return of
Constitutional President Manuel
Zelaya.
Information to
Hondurans Blocked
Tegucigalpa - Access for
Hondurans to information from the
international press media on the
coup d''etat in that country has
been cut by the de facto government.
