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"No Government Arising from this Unconstitutional Interruption Will Be Recognized"

Posted by Narco News - June 29, 2009 at 10:00 am

"No Government Arising from this Unconstitutional Interruption Will Be Recognized"
OAS Demands "the Immediate, Safe and Unconditional Return of President José Manuel Zelaya Rosales to His Constitutional Functions" in Honduras

By the Organization of American States
Unanimous Declaration
June 29, 2009

Full Story: http://www.narconews.com/Issue57/article3586.html

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It's key that they reject any gov't ARISING from the coup

Submitted June 29, 2009 - 12:28 pm by Charles (not verified)

It's a very welcome development that they reject any gov't arising from the coup.

 

The concern is always that the coup will establish ::cough:: facts on the ground and then the international community will say, "Ah well, spilled milk. We need to Move Forward. Hold an election and all will be forgiven." 

 

The OAS declaration is short, always a good sign.

 

One thing that I wonder about: it doesn't mention the alleged seizure of ambassadors from Venezuela and other countries, which is almost as serious as the coup. Has there been reporting to contradict the allegations? 

 

(to preserve the integrity of the NarcoSphere, Charles is the pen name I use for political writings, and have done since 9/11). 

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