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Hondurans Strong, Calm against Coup
Honduran popular organizations enter Tuesday a new day of peaceful resistance after 17 days of rallies and other demonstrations against the June 28 military coup.
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Honduran popular organizations enter Tuesday a new day of peaceful resistance after 17 days of rallies and other demonstrations against the June 28 military coup.
Social forces from the National Front against the Coup ratified Monday in an assembly to increase actions to achieve the restitution of President Manuel Zelaya and constitutional order.
Members of six teaching schools confirmed the decision to continue the strike started 24 hours after the coup began until democratic legality restored in the nation.
Similar demonstrations took place in the city of San Pedro Sula, 155 miles north of Tegucigalpa.
Leaders from the Liberal Party and the National Front convened a meeting today to agree actions against the rightwing sector that help up the coup.
Social forces from the National Front against the Coup ratified Monday in an assembly to increase actions to achieve the restitution of President Manuel Zelaya and constitutional order.
Members of six teaching schools confirmed the decision to continue the strike started 24 hours after the coup began until democratic legality restored in the nation.
Similar demonstrations took place in the city of San Pedro Sula, 155 miles north of Tegucigalpa.
Leaders from the Liberal Party and the National Front convened a meeting today to agree actions against the rightwing sector that help up the coup.