Honduras

Her shameless embrace of Honduran President Pepe Lobo puts the United States on the side of human rights abusers again.read more

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This looks and smells like traditional U.S. policy toward Latin America. It is a policy that traditionally supports power-hungry elites that control most of the wealth at the expense of the majority of the population.read more

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As the original date for the Honduran elections, November 29, approaches rapidly, it’s clear that a free and fair election is impossible: The legitimate president, Manuel Zelaya, remains a near-captive in the Brazilian Embassy in the Honduran capital, military repression rages throughout the country and a leftist candidate, Carlos Reyes, is still recovering from a brutal beating by the coup government’s minions.read more

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Obama has let the Honduran coup continue by letting the State Department heap scorn on Zelaya.read more

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President Obama needs to assert control of U.S. policy toward Honduras.read more

The Obama administration deserves praise for its response to the coup in Honduras. It sends a hopeful signal that Washington’s traditional support for such undemocratic power grabs has ended.read more

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