1. Taliban = 9/11?? Afghanistan by Hypnosis
(Newsletter)

...06 November 2009 To let Congress and the Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ) decide whether or not deposed President Manuel Zelaya may return to office and complete the remaining weeks of his term, expiri...

2. The Drama and the Farce
(Newsletter)

...t;condemned" the siege of the Brazilian embassy in Honduras by the military-backed interim government since Manuel Zelaya, the country's ousted president, took shelter there. CONTINUE... G2...

3. Iranian Nuclear Dispute: Resolution, not Humiliati
(Newsletter)

...ity forces have dispersed thousands of pro-Zelaya protesters outside the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa, where Manuel Zelaya, the ousted president, has taken refuge. CONTINUE...   China to t...

4. Avnery on the army being slapped in the face
(Newsletter)

...p; Sunday, 05 July 2009 The military-backed interim government in Honduras has said that an aeroplane carrying Manuel Zelaya, the president it sent into exile last week, will not be allowed to land ...

5. A Day in the Life of Israeli Extremists
(Newsletter)

...nbsp; Wednesday, 01 July 2009 Coup leaders in Honduras have been given three days to restore deposed president Manuel Zelaya to power, or face suspension from the Organisation of American States (OA...

6. Demonizing Iranian Democracy
(Newsletter)

...worn-in acting president of Honduras has imposed a two-day nationwide curfew following a military coup that sent Manuel Zelaya, the president, into exile. CONTINUE... Gunbattle rages in Afghan po...

7. Honduras delays Zelaya decision
(News/Global)

The Honduran congress has delayed a vote on whether to reinstate Manuel Zelaya, the ousted president, until after a November 29 general election, putting paid to hopes of a quick end to the country's

8. Paid Lying: What Passes for Major Media Journalism
(Opinions/Features)

...ing the Constitution, declaring martial law, and threatening the Brazilian embassy's sovereignty where President Manuel Zelaya took refuge after returning. In one of her many pro-coup articles, O'Gra...

9. Honduran Accord Solidifies Coup D'Etat Rule
(Opinions/op-ed)

To let Congress and the Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ) decide whether or not deposed President Manuel Zelaya may return to office and complete the remaining weeks of his term, expiring on January 27.

10. Zelaya: Power-sharing deal dead
(News/Global)

Honduras's deposed president says that a US-brokered agreement has failed to end the country's political crisis. Manuel Zelaya made the announcement on Friday after a deadline for forming a unity gove