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Monday, August 3, 2009
Cell Made Out Of Jello
The despicable military-civilian coup in Honduras, carried out against the honorable people and constitutional government Honduran President Manuel Zelaya, is also a blow to the conditions of democratic institutionalization and dominated popular today in Latin America.
His executioners and their constituents are part of the old tradition and authoritarian coup that ravaged the continent in decades. There are those who maintain a close relationship with and dependence on American hawks, great family fortunes, the media hired by the powerful drug traffickers, a Vatican official that blesses all those who, with their silent complicity, encouraging a return to the nation of Honduras to the fold of the dominated. This is the most terrible and savage face of the continental right, that you already tried hitting the governments of Hugo Chavez and Evo Morales and, more covert ways, insists wear down popular democratic experiences in different countries and installing with various gradations, destituyente same situation. In the same vein, is part of the ungrudgingly, the bias, minimization and bias of the information distributed by the major international and national media that prevents the vast majority find out what really is happening to the brother people of Honduras. 
welcome the immediate and direct participation of several regional leaders, among whom is the President of the Argentine and the role they met in the resolution adopted by the OAS and now in the Mercosur meeting . But the barbarity of the coup in Honduras, which has claimed lives and injured dozens of peaceful and unarmed people, has prevented the effective return of President Zelaya to his country. They also prevent the return of recent explicit warnings by U.S. diplomacy, in short, continues to legitimize the existence of "two sides" conflict.
Therefore, there must be a clear and unequivocal statement of all parliamentary blocs, political parties, trade unions, social movements, student groups, the dignitaries of all faiths and even representatives of employer organizations. No one in Argentina should stay out of active solidarity with the people and the constitutional government of Honduras, otherwise make do with a barbarity equivocal and speculative. In fact, those in this dramatic hour of the continent's democracies choose silence or oblique criticism, assume a very specific responsibility against the interests true of the vast majority of Argentines .-
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