This report from Al-Jazeera is interesting to see if only for the updates on what is going on with Zelaya’s cabinet right now–something I hadn’t even considered. Because when you oust the president everybody else stays, right? ((naive naive girl))
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2 Responses to Zelaya’s Cabinet in Hiding
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July 3rd, 2009 at 9:14 pm
Having many friends in Honduras the fear was tha Zelaya had rigged the referendum results and was going to use the “results” to justify a government takeover. Also this was not a coup as the military never took control of the country. The military was always under Judicial and Congressional (Honduran) control. A coup is when the military takes control of the branches of government. This did not take place.
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July 3rd, 2009 at 9:25 pm
I was not refering to you. But I am sure that you have seen a lot of that at this point.