Honduras

A report from Honduras explains what's next for the resistance movement after former President Manuel Zelaya's return. July 7, 2011

Walter Tróchez, a well-known LGBT activist and member of the National Resistance Front in Honduras, was killed December 13. December 16, 2009

Despite widespread repression and voter abstention, the Obama administration is accepting the results of an election rigged by Honduras' coup regime. December 2, 2009

Repression everywhere, rumors of coups, a boycott honored even by some mainstream candidates--and the U.S. still plans to recognize next weekend's vote. November 24, 2009

A U.S.-brokered deal that was supposed to return Honduras' legitimate President Manuel Zelaya to office has been broken by the coup regime. November 9, 2009

With a deal that would restore Manuel Zelaya still in the balance, an opponent of the coup regime discusses the resistance's next move. November 4, 2009

A deal that is supposed to reinstate Manuel Zelaya as president forced concessions from the coup regime, but they were highly conditional. November 2, 2009

Ordinary Hondurans are breaking through the information blockade that has paralyzed the country since the coup that toppled President Manuel Zelaya. October 28, 2009

The coup regime in Honduras is continuing to clamp down on protests and the media while dragging its feet in negotiations. October 16, 2009

The coup-makers say they'll lift a state of emergency and may allow deposed President Manuel Zelaya to return to office--but they still plan to keep their grip. October 6, 2009

The coup regime in Honduras has decreed a 45-day state of emergency, suspending constitutional guarantees such as freedom of association. September 29, 2009

As Honduras' ousted President Manuel Zelaya remains holed up in the Brazilian embassy, the coup government's repression against the resistance is growing. September 28, 2009

Honduras' legitimate president, Manuel Zelaya, returned to Tegucigalpa in defiance of the coup regime led by Roberto Micheletti. September 24, 2009

An activist shares his journal from a trip to Honduras as part of a human rights delegation after the coup that overthrew Manuel Zelaya. September 4, 2009

Activists gathered in several U.S. cities in August to protest the military coup in Honduras and stand in support of ordinary Hondurans. August 26, 2009

The popular struggle in Honduras is to defeat the coup makers, but the roots of the fight lie in 30 years of neoliberal policies pursued by the elite. August 24, 2009

Two activists on a mission to Honduras describe the protest--and repression--that they witnessed taking place in the aftermath of a right-wing coup. August 12, 2009

Two activists explain why they are joining a mission to Honduras to investigate conditions following the coup against Manuel Zelaya. August 5, 2009

Officially, the U.S. government opposes the coup that ousted Honduras' Manuel Zelaya. But if one Democratic powerbroker gets his way, that will change. August 4, 2009

I was on the front lines of the peaceful protest when the Honduran military opened fire on the crowd, killing several and injuring 30 more. July 28, 2009

By a unanimous voice vote, the Providence City Council passed a resolution condemning the coup in Honduras at its July 16 meeting. July 22, 2009

The Venezuelan TV station Telesur has provided up-to-the-minute and on-the-ground reports of the coup in Honduras. July 16, 2009

In several cities around the U.S., protests were held in solidarity with the people of Honduras, who are facing repression in the wake of a military coup. July 15, 2009

Hondurans are defying military repression to show their support for President Manuel Zelaya--and their determination to defend democracy. July 8, 2009

Some in the U.S. mainstream press are providing ideological cover for the Honduran military's illegal and undemocratic actions. July 7, 2009