U.S. covering up reality in Honduras

State Department campaign denies the systemic repression that continues nine months after coup.

***With audio fix from previous upload.***

Produced by Jesse Freeston.

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[yo1dude1man]

Does Hillary REALLY believe her owns LIES???????

[DanaGarrett]

what an outrage!

[mikepousti]

thanks for the news

[roercastillo]

fuck golpistas fuck micheletti

[chepsoki]

@libertits : true its sad that some people try to use there own ideology to promote radical failed systems such as fascist and communism. But the good thing is that the majority of people are of moderate thinking and dont fall for radicals such as the people you mentioned or media like this.

[libertits]

@chepsoki Good to see you again. BTW, was your neonazi friend's(self-declared neo-nazi) account closed? I guess real brainwashing radicals, who deem everything they don't agree with as "socialist" or "jewish" propaganda, ie your ilk, get busted everywhere, even on YT.

[chepsoki]

What a bunch of crap, know wonder this media needs donations, only brainwashing radicals i love how they ignore the fact that zelaya was the main cause that led up to the crisis of last year.

[sofiahernandez85]

Lobo out! I am no enemy of conservatism, but the new "president" is not conservative, he is a fascist who came to power via fake and rigged elections. No to the dictatorship in Honduras!

[NicosNicosNicosNicos]

@jcusss Well. I beg to differ on that one, and we could leave it at that. I have learnt palpable facts from this reporter in particular, and a couple of things from other Real News reports. I try to rely on varied sources if I can, from alternative media to yahoo news, sometimes even books! :) You try to take the best you can from where you can.

[NicosNicosNicosNicos]

@jcusss 49% ain't bad, if it is true, compared to other years. There is no way of ascertaining whether it is true, except we know the figures come from an institution characterised by bad faith. If I challenged you to find an impartial source of news, I'd be saying it rhetorically, because I am convinced that while the news is written by human beings who by definition have their own world-views, it is always going to be partial. Even if the BBC and others claim to be impartial.

[jcusss]

@NicosNicosNicosNicos there is nothing but just quiet extreme leftist points of view, criticizing unscrupulously everything refereed from the right, even small things with an indirect relation to the topic it is filled with some speculative opinions that simply trigger the zealot behavior from some people. I certainly do despise of what happened in Honduras, however I despise this kind of news also that are simply partial, at least with my country and some others that I saw

[jcusss]

@NicosNicosNicosNicos still 49% isn't that far from the participation on the last elections isn't it? which could mean that only few supporters of Zelaya followed the boycott, and did impact the elections in Honduras. but anyway, my very first point was that this real news are not that real because they are partial and they just offer information that will satisfy their points of view.