At present I’m too infuriated about reading this article, from COHA (Council On Hemispheric Affairs) to make any coherent comment. COHA is usually critical of the US relationships with Latin American Countries. But, this article isn’t.

The article seems to me a well-balanced analysis of what Mel Zelaya is doing to the relationship between Honduras, and her largest economic partner, the US. Balanced or not, it doesn’t cure my anger at Zelaya’s hijacking the country, and commiting to “dissident” alliances without even considering the Honduran people, the Congress, his party, and even his own vice-president.

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1. Shannon Clarifies Lobo’s Position
2. Washington Post: A Dose of Realism
3. Crime Worsening in Honduras
4. Zelaya Wastes His 15 Minutes of Fame
5. WSJ Online: What Haiti can Teach Us About Honduras