In October of 2009, a delegation of human rights observers organized by Casa Morazan from Chicago visited Honduras to witness the popular resistance to the coup d'etat. It was comprised of delegates from various local organizations such as the 8th Day Center for Justice, Chicago Religious Leadership Network on Latin... » read this article

Editor's Note: If the illegal regime of Porfirio Lobo thinks the world will forget and they have a free ride in the future, they received a reminder yesterday that the Honduran Resistance against their coup government is not fading. In fact it's growing into an international demand that the leaders... » read this article

Tegucigalpa -- In a multitudinous mobilization held in the capital, the National Front of Popular Resistance (FNRP) yesterday demanded constitutional reforms and punishment of the perpetrators of the coup d'état of 28 June 2009. More than 20,000 demonstrators assembled in Tegucigalpa, according to the estimates by the organizers of the... » read this article

A headline in this morning’s edition of the Honduran daily La Tribuna, fervent defender of last year’s coup d’état against President Mel Zelaya, announces the search for the “gang member” that killed the daughter of veteran union organizer and anti-coup resistance figure Pedro Brizuela. The murder of Claudia Larisa Brizuela... » read this article

TEGUCIGALPA, Feb 26 (IPS) - Less than a month into his term, Honduran President Porfirio Lobo is facing street protests, complaints of human rights violations, and criticism of the truth commission he set up to investigate the Jun. 28 coup that overthrew President Manuel Zelaya Thousands of Zelaya supporters took... » read this article

STATEMENT ON BEHALF OF U.S.  LABOR & PROGRESSIVE ACTIVISTS CONDEMNING THE MURDER OF UNION LEADER VANESSA YAMILETH ZEPEDA & THE REPRESSION SWEEPING HONDURAS The right to organize is a basic human right of every worker. It is a right defended by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In Honduras, that... » read this article

Upside Down World: Before the Honduras Coup Detat of June 28th 2009, tell me a little about your life. Cesar Silva: I have always been involved in popular struggles. During university I was elected Secretary of the University Reform Front (FRU) from where we constantly held a line of complaints... » read this article

//   The Honduran coup regime has been forced to reverse a harsh crackdown on civil liberties amidst growing protests for the restoration of the ousted President Manuel Zelaya. But Honduran forces still blocked a large protest march and shut down two media outlets that have criticized the coup... » read this article

Tomorrow, January 27th, as the world’s eyes continue to be riveted on the unfolding disaster in Haiti, Porfirio “Pepe” Lobo will be installed as Honduras’ president, succeeding de facto president Roberto Micheletti. Lobo, a supporter of the June 28th military coup that ousted President Manuel Zelaya, was chosen in a... » read this article

Honduran coup consolidating power: Micheletti named 'Congressman for Life' As violent repression continues, the powers that be in Honduras have taken symbolic and substantive steps to consolidate the coup d’état that deposed President Manuel Zelaya last June 28. The unicameral legislature has voted to name de facto president Roberto Micheletti... » read this article

January 17, 2010 After a brief holiday interlude, the Honduran resistance went back to the streets with renewed energy and commitment. On Jan. 7, 15,000 people marched from the Polytechnic University to the National Congress in Tegucigalpa. This time, beside demanding the return to office of their legitimate president, Manuel... » read this article

Honduran Black Fraternal Organization Denounces Attack Against their Radio Station In the early morning hours of Wednesday January 6, the Garifuna community radio Faluma Bimetu (“Sweet Coconut”) based in Triunfo de la Cruz was burnt down by unknown armed individuals who proceeded to loot the station's radio equipment. This is... » read this article

The international community should offer no support for planned amnesty for the perpetrators of the Honduran coup, Mark Weisbrot, Co-Director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, said today.  Noting that both ousted President Manuel Zelaya and coup leaders previously agreed on a deal to resolve the crisis that... » read this article

From Military Coup de tat, to illegitimate government of force - Entering the year 2010 This week’s kidnapping, disappearance, torture and interrogation of journalist Cesar Omar Silva by a street patrol with military training confirms the existence of a pattern of systematic violations of human rights committed by the same... » read this article

The production Honduran Elections, staged at a small, rundown theater in Central America on November 29, left the audience unconvinced, and failed to resolve a confused and conflict-ridden plotline. Written and directed by the Honduran elite and the Honduran armed forces, with the help of the U.S. State Department, the... » read this article

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Editor's Comment: At Axis of Logic, we have been searching for actual counts of the results of last Sunday's election results in Honduras, state by state; however the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) continues to withhold the results 3 days after the election. We've particularly been interested in finding out the... » read this article

Mon Nov 30, 2009 at 07:31:41 AM PST The US media is already in full spin mode in order to legitimize yesterday's presidential election in Honduras. Since the recent 180 of the Obama administration, the entire US establishment stands virtually alone in its support of the illegitimate election. It was only... » read this article

November 29th Day of the Farce Elections in Honduras Concerning your complicity in said elections And your General Designs for our America Dear President Obama, Today is a blurry day for those of us with eyes on Central America, mister president. It’s blurry because we’ve watched hermanos suffering day and... » read this article

29 November 2009 TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS: The streets are empty, as are the polling places.  The majority of activity outside of the polling places is at the kiosks whose existence--replete with illegal election propagando, balloons, and cheerful and helpful citizens--is meant to encourage and motivate people to vote in the face of what... » read this article