Probe Links Opus Dei
with Honduran Coupists
TEGUCIGALPA - A group of the Honduran
Catholic Church known as Opus Dei
participated actively in the coup against
constitutional President Manuel Zelaya, said
a study published here Monday.
According to the investigation, named "Opus
Dei in Honduras, The Catholic Church in the
Coup" by sociologist Marco Burgos, active
members of this clan are making
intromissions in the Honduran national
politics, despite Honduras is officially
considered a secular country.
The text said that Opus Dei is headed by
Cardinal Oscar Andres Rodriguez, spiritual
leader of the Honduran Catholics, who has
not denounced the violation to the
Constitution that the coup was, and has
instead blessed it.
Former Honduran Foreign Affairs Minister
Ernesto Paz Aguilar considered that after
the coup, religious groups are operating in
secrecy, becoming members of several
institutions.
Honduran coupist government Foreign Vice
Minister Marta Lorena Alvarado, and the
Mayor of Tegucigalpa, Ricardo Alvarez, are
some of the members of Opus Dei.
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