Honduran Leader Says He’ll Briefly Step Down
Written by MARC LACEY and GINGER THOMPSON 20 November 2009
MEXICO CITY — As the presidential election draws near in Honduras, the de facto leader, Roberto Micheletti, and the ousted president, Manuel Zelaya, continued their political jockeying on Thursday, with Mr. Micheletti announcing that he would briefly cede power to increase the vote’s legitimacy and Mr. Zelaya insisting that the election be pushed back.
Decision to Restore Ousted Honduran Leader Is Delayed Until After Vote
Written by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 20 November 2009
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) — Honduran lawmakers will not decide whether to restore the ousted president until after the Nov. 29 presidential election, the congressional leader said Tuesday, a decision that could undermine international support for the vote.
Ida: Floods, mudslides kill 124 in El Salvador
Written by CNN 09 November 2009
At least 124 people have died and dozens are missing after heavy rains triggered flooding and mudslides that buried communities and left a swath of destruction in El Salvador, officials said.
As Honduran Deal Failed, Split Behind Crisis Grew
Written by ELISABETH MALKIN (NYTimes) 09 November 2009
MEXICO CITY — The collapse of an agreement that only a week ago was celebrated in Honduras as bringing the end to a four-month political standoff has only intensified the divisions that have long characterized the crisis: The two sides hew
Power-Sharing Government Expected by Nov. 5
Written by VOA News 02 November 2009
Media reports in Honduras say a power-sharing government between ousted President Manuel Zelaya and interim leader Roberto Micheletti is expected to be in place by November 5. Honduran officials say they are confident Congress will approve the deal to reinstate Mr. Zelaya, just weeks ahead of the November 29
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Honduras Music
Artist: Guillermo Anderson
Song: Por esa Negra











