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Honduras' Military Seals Airports, Zelaya Lands In Nicaragua
Two Zelaya Supporters Killed in Honduras
• Honduras Pulls Out from OAS
Zelaya Calls on Coupists to Stop Repression
Honduran Post-Coup Government Says Willing To Negotiate
• Nicaragua Denies Troops Headed Toward Honduras


Zelaya Calls on Coupists to Stop Repression

Tegucigalpa - Honduran president Manuel Zelaya, called today on coupist general Romero Vazquez to stop repression and the massacre against the Honduran people demonstrating peacefully at the Toncontin international airport.

In statements to Venezuelan TV network TELESUR, Zelaya appealed to the hjeart of the military chief to abstain from destroying the people and his own family and contain the advance of the tropos.

He also expressed the ever greater need to arrive in Honduras to be beside his people and stop repression. The Central American head of state stressed in a contact by telephone from the plane, that it is shameful that the armed forces repress the people who went peacefully to receive its president.

I am the president and have a historical misión: to govern in the name of the people,l of justice and change to reduce poverty, said Zelaya, who assured he marches toward Honduras unarmed.

Repression at the airport grounds has left at least two dead and several wounded, where thousands await the arrival of the constitutional president, Manuel Zelaya.

The military threw tear gas and fired their weapons against the crowd concentrated in the areas of the runway where Zelaya�s plane is about to land.

The platoon that fired the shots withdrew soon after launching the attack. Among the dead there is a minor and a young man, according to the first reports.

Coupist tropos also fired against the journalists who covered the event and cut the transmission of several media.

 
 



 
 
 


 

 

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