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Honduras Coup Resistance Grows
Tegucigalpa - Popular organizations joined in a Front
against the coup perpetrated in Honduras are
to redouble peaceful rallies to restore the
constitutional order in the country.
Union, rural, student, and youth leaders, as
well as those from others sectors of the
society met Monday night with that aim.
The meeting's decisions will be revealed on
Tuesday.
The Front stated that those demonstrations
and other expressions of repudiation of the
military coup that overthrew Constitutional
President Manuel Zelaya on June 28, will
continue for the tenth consecutive day until
the coupists' defeat.
Media was not present in the final moment of
the gathering, due to the curfew from 22:00
local hour to 06:00 of the following day,
when several constitutional guarantees are
suspended.
Honduras First Lady Xiomara Castro attended
the meeting, and exhorted people to continue
peaceful resistance.
Xiomara Castro expects to participate today
in the capital's rally. She will demand the
return of President Zelaya, who made a bid
for entering the nation two days ago.
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