[HNA] "Deal Reached in Honduras"

[Miguel Luna]

There is no doubt that this golpe has helped the movement not only in
Honduras, but also the U.S and Latin America. La resistencia will continue
in Honduras. The Honduran people are well awake and will never ever would
fall sleep. We should thanks the ruling class in Honduras for their help on
creating a strong movement against themselves.

Their arrogance, inhumanity, and greed are our strength!

On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 12:34 PM, David Rolde <davidrolde at comcast.net>wrote:

> It is the same thing that the US government did in Haiti.  They allowed
> Aristide to be removed in 1991.  Then Bill Clinton restored Aristide in 1994
> when he agreed to take orders from the US.  But eventually Aristide showed
> that he was still progressive. So Bush removed him again.
>
> We shouldn't be surprised that something similar is being done in Honduras.
>  The struggle continues!  The Honduran people will still prevail.
>
>
> On Oct 30, 2009, at 10:31 AM, Simon Rios wrote:
>
> As was reported by the New York Times:Whether this is great news, good
> news, or bad news depends on who you are. For the United States & for the
> oligarchy in Honduras, it is great news. Zelaya will be reinstated, but will
> be forced to share power with golpistas & recognize the elections a month
> from now. It's a good arrangement for the liberals in Washington too:
> simultaneously obliterate the power of the popular leader while maintaining
> the democratic facade. In plain terms we have a new, "legitimate" model
> for the countries of Latin America: overthrow the leftist, pull out his
> teeth, then reinstall him on your own terms. Once again the United States
> intervenes & molds the history of a small, poor nation in Latin America to
> its liking.
> From the viewpoint of the resistance, however, I think it is good, not
> great news. We recall that the first demand was always the reinstatement of
> Zelaya to the presidency, and now this demand is being met. But this is only
> a GOAL of the resistance, not the SOUL of the resistance. The resistance is
> for creating a new order in Honduras, one which puts the people in power &
> considers the social movement before anything else. With the presidency of
> Zelaya & the military coup that ousted him, Honduras has changed forever.
> Perhaps this is the close of a chapter, but it is the beginning of an epoch.
> Now onward to the constituent assembly! To the popular government! To
> solidarity among Latin American nations!
> This is bad news only for that historical tendency in Latinoamerica towards
> outright fascism. No more Bordaberris, Pinochetes, Videlas in the 19
> countries from Mexico southwards. Our history seems to have absolved itself
> of it's tolerance for that scourge, & it is because the people and
> governments of America have said Basta! We rejoice at this bad news!
>
> The members of our committee & all those who have supported us continue our
> work in solidarity with the Honduran process. There is still everything to
> resist in Honduras, only now, it seems we won't need to  the ouster of
> Zelaya. In my eyes this is only more reason to continue doing this work.
> Speaking of which, we have planned a meeting for this coming Wednesday, 6pm
> at Encuentro 5.
>
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