Honduran Front Strengthens Structures
Tegucigalpa - The National Front against the
coup d' Etat in Honduras started Monday a
reorganization process to strengthen
people's struggle against the June 28
military action.
The decision was adopted during the Front's
first national assembly, attended by
hundreds of delegates from the country 18
departments. The aim was to strengthen that
vast alliance from progressive forces.
This is a first effort to give minimum
theoretical bases and organization to a
group emerged spontaneously some few hours
after the military coup, which has been led
by the resistance for 72nd consecutive days.
Delegates ratified their demands to restore
constitutional order, restitute ousted
President Manuel Zelaya, and call for a
national constituent, "popular,
participative, inclusive, and democratic"
assembly.
After three-hour debates, participants in
the event approved 14 agreements, among them
the organization's general guidelines, and
national-level anti-coup actions next week.
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