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President Manuel Zelaya Stays at Honduran Border
Honduras´ constitutional President Manuel Zelaya said he will stay at the Nicaragua-Honduras borders along his followers and he asked his people to keep firm. Zelaya arrived at the Las Manos neighboring locality on Saturday.
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Honduras´ constitutional President Manuel Zelaya said he will stay at the Nicaragua-Honduras borders along his followers and he asked his people to keep firm. Zelaya arrived at the Las Manos neighboring locality on Saturday.
According to Telesur TV Channel, Zelaya said he would stay at the place for two or three days and wait for other comrades to join him. He also thanked Nicaragua and President Daniel Ortega for their hospitality.
The Honduran President said that the de facto Micheletti government has been rejected by the people of Honduras and by the world and that coup perpetrators will have to respond for their wrongdoings against the people.
Zelaya denounced that the coup plotters include an elite made up of business people who represent ten families that have appropriated the country's wealth and that they have an armed wing which is not the army, but the top military circles, which must be condemned.
Addressing his supporters at the border, Zelaya said Today's Honduras is not the same as before the June 28 military coup, we have given an example to the world of the people that have resisted with dignity, braveness and patriotism.
According to Telesur TV Channel, Zelaya said he would stay at the place for two or three days and wait for other comrades to join him. He also thanked Nicaragua and President Daniel Ortega for their hospitality.
The Honduran President said that the de facto Micheletti government has been rejected by the people of Honduras and by the world and that coup perpetrators will have to respond for their wrongdoings against the people.
Zelaya denounced that the coup plotters include an elite made up of business people who represent ten families that have appropriated the country's wealth and that they have an armed wing which is not the army, but the top military circles, which must be condemned.
Addressing his supporters at the border, Zelaya said Today's Honduras is not the same as before the June 28 military coup, we have given an example to the world of the people that have resisted with dignity, braveness and patriotism.