Stupid U.N. comment there won't be a democratic hondorus left if they allow this leftist socialist to change the laws of their constitution which he took an oath to defend. this country has come a long way and has just shown the world they have truly embraced democracy by kicking this power hungry poliyion out. JOB WELL DONE.
First of all, that was no U.N. comment, but an attempt on part of the EU to urge Honduras´ political establishment to respect its legal framework ass et by their constitution. Albeit that attempt might be seen as weak since the E.U. has not yet achieved unconditional backing by all its member states. Without it, they cannot be seen as real authority on a global stage. Its call is therefore of limited use and should be left to EU national gvts if it is meant to be more effective.
Second, it will remain to be seen if any international attempt to call for a respectful political conduct should be succesful or not, even more so if the powers to be are not sincere in their political calls. The U.S., E.U.´s official discontent with the current events in Honduras should have actually brought back Zelaya into office, just because sanctions from economic superpowers could effectively harm a much weaker country in any respect. So the question is whether the PTB are being sincere.
that's democracy for you so they got to have a government that we like otherwise it won't be a democracy .
what about if you said let the people of that country decide what kind of government they want, so far beind an american allied dosn't help Honduras is the 3rd poorest country in Latin-America.
The hondorus governement was entirely legal to arrest it's president. The military did not act with the coup on it's own.
The entire hondorus government, including the courts, etc. were supportive of the coup because that is the only way you can take a dictator, or a potential dictator from office. The military with the backing of the national state is in place to protect the soverignty of the national constitution.
I am the Mariachi.
ELMARIACHIZELAYA 2 years ago
Stupid U.N. comment there won't be a democratic hondorus left if they allow this leftist socialist to change the laws of their constitution which he took an oath to defend. this country has come a long way and has just shown the world they have truly embraced democracy by kicking this power hungry poliyion out. JOB WELL DONE.
loganstormo8 2 years ago
First of all, that was no U.N. comment, but an attempt on part of the EU to urge Honduras´ political establishment to respect its legal framework ass et by their constitution. Albeit that attempt might be seen as weak since the E.U. has not yet achieved unconditional backing by all its member states. Without it, they cannot be seen as real authority on a global stage. Its call is therefore of limited use and should be left to EU national gvts if it is meant to be more effective.
revolucionari0 2 years ago
Second, it will remain to be seen if any international attempt to call for a respectful political conduct should be succesful or not, even more so if the powers to be are not sincere in their political calls. The U.S., E.U.´s official discontent with the current events in Honduras should have actually brought back Zelaya into office, just because sanctions from economic superpowers could effectively harm a much weaker country in any respect. So the question is whether the PTB are being sincere.
revolucionari0 2 years ago
that's democracy for you so they got to have a government that we like otherwise it won't be a democracy .
what about if you said let the people of that country decide what kind of government they want, so far beind an american allied dosn't help Honduras is the 3rd poorest country in Latin-America.
javy926 2 years ago
this is BULLSHIT!
The United States is not a democracy Neither is Hugo Chavez's Venezuela!
These assholes are open hypocrites.
All the more reason to support the coup.
zaneshark 2 years ago
The hondorus governement was entirely legal to arrest it's president. The military did not act with the coup on it's own.
The entire hondorus government, including the courts, etc. were supportive of the coup because that is the only way you can take a dictator, or a potential dictator from office. The military with the backing of the national state is in place to protect the soverignty of the national constitution.
zaneshark 2 years ago
zaneshark your right on.
loganstormo8 2 years ago
you are a "lame-botas", why they are so afrait of the people let the people dicide if they want another constitucion!!!!!!!
javy926 2 years ago
ha ha EU has no sovereignty
datzfast 2 years ago
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What about the Lisbon/constitution coup here in Europe ?
NEWSFLASH ! A poll released this week shows that a massive 77% of Germans want a referendum on the Lisbon treaty/constitution...will they get one ?
Anyone want to demonstrate against the un-elected commission in Brussels ?
Think again and google :
EUROPEAN GENDARMERIE FORCE (EGF)
5,000 Gendarmerie
the EU's Paramilitary
coming to a street near you and me
in the last days of democracy.
Spenner56 2 years ago