Manuel Zelaya

EspañolFormer president of Honduras and current congressman for the leftist Liberty and Refoundation Party (Libre), José Manuel Zelaya Rosales, struck controversy on June 30 when he called on his sympathizers "ready you AK-47s" to fight…
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EspañolOn Thursday, April 14, Honduras' supreme court ratified a resolution that will allow for reelection, Spokesman of the Tegucigalpa Judiciary Melvin Duarte said. The Supreme Court Constitutional Chamber agreed to endorse a…
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Another Washington Conspiracy By Allan Murillo It's about time we discuss this issue with the proper perspective, putting aside ideological differences, and further analyzing the context. How have geopolitics historically played out…
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EspañolRobert Carmona Borjas, a Venezuelan dissident based in Washington DC and CEO of the Arcadia Foundation, became notorious in Honduras after he exposed the Latin Node bribery case in 2008, when Manuel Zelaya Rosales still served as…
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EspañolHonduras faces a complex political scenario, after the Supreme Court on Thursday, April 23, repealed two articles of the Constitution which banned presidential reelection — the issue at the heart of the 2009 coup that ousted former…
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EspañolAfter a six-hour meeting on Thursday, the Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court of Honduras revoked two key articles of the Constitution — effectively legalizing presidential reelection in the Central American country.…
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EspañolOn Sunday, Hondurans will elect a new president who will assume the presidency in January. After several years of political convulsions, beginning with the overthrow of former President Manuel Zelaya in 2009, Hondurans can choose…
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EspañolElection season in Honduras is coming to an end. It’s forbidden to publish polls, as of two weeks ago, and in a few days, electoral silence will also take effect. That's a short time of bliss and respite, after campaigns that have…
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