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Honduras: Deciphering poll numbers
Do Hondurans support the ouster of President Manuel Zelaya or not? A recent poll has two sets of data that reveal a nuanced public view.
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Honduras talks stall as mediators urge patience
Costa Rican President Oscar Arias says he is 'determined to have a resolution,' but that it may take some time.
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Rival Honduran leaders in Costa Rica for talks
Both ousted President Manuel Zelaya and interim leader Roberto Micheletti sounded uncompromising notes at the start of official dialogue Thursday in San Jose.
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Can Arias broker a deal on Honduras?
Costa Rican President and Nobel Peace Prize winner Oscar Arias will begin leading talks today between ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya and the interim government.
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How the Honduras crisis boosts Venezuela's Chávez
President Hugo Chávez, an avowed socialist and critic of the United States, has emerged in the unlikely role as the leading champion of democracy for Honduras.
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Hondurans against Zelaya, but for the rule of law
Young professionals are struck with uncertainty. They want any political transition to be based on democratic principles.
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Was there a coup in Honduras? The answer divides a nation.
How one political party president tries to keep his organization from splintering.
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Honduras showdown: In the air and on the airwaves
Ousted President Manuel Zelaya flew over Honduras international airport Sunday, but military vehicles blocked a landing. What's next?
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Honduras braces for confrontation ahead of Zelaya's return
Ousted President Manuel Zelaya is set to arrive back in the country Sunday, a move some say could provoke violence.
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Honduras coup spotlights Latin America's growing instability
Unrest has also erupted in Guatemala and Nicaragua in the past year, and the region is dealing with powerful organized crime and drug traffickers.
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Honduras: OAS chief may seek compromise
Secretary General Jose Miguel Insulza arrives Friday. Micheletti, who heads the interim government, has said he would be open to early elections and a referendum.
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Isolated Nicaragua senses opportunity in Honduras crisis
President Ortega has quickly positioned himself – alongside Chávez and Castro – as a champion of democracy.
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As Honduras digs in, isolation deepens
The chief of the Organization of American States found little receptivity as he arrived Friday to push for the ousted president's return. Protesters on both sides took to the streets.
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Coup drives deep divide in Honduras
Supporters of ousted President Zelaya blocked streets Wednesday, vowing to protest until he is reinstated.
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Both Honduran presidents remain defiant
International pressure mounts as the OAS chief is expected in Tegulcigalpa today for talks to resolve the leadership crisis.
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Opinion: A 'coup' in Honduras? Nonsense.
Don't believe the myth. The arrest of President Zelaya represents the triumph of the rule of law.
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Showdown looms in Honduras
Interim President Roberto Micheletti vows to have ousted President Manuel Zelaya arrested if he returns Thursday. Hondurans are concerned about foreign intervention.
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Deposed Honduran president finds a platform at the UN
The US condemned the coup but finds itself defending a president allied with leftist critics such as UN General Assembly president d'Escoto and Venezuela's Chávez.
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Latin leaders unite against junta in Honduras
Leftists are urging Hondurans rise up against the coup leaders while conservatives denounce Sunday's ouster of President Zelaya.
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Honduran coup tests waning US clout in Latin America
The coup happened apparently against US wishes, showing the erosion of America’s influence in a region it once controlled.
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Leftist leaders hold emergency meeting over Honduras coup
Hugo Chavez, Daniel Ortega, and other leaders met in Nicaragua Sunday night to offer a response to the ouster of President Manuel Zelaya.
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World condemns coup in Honduras
Venezuela's populist leader Hugo Chávez has put his armed forces on alert in response to Sunday's ouster of leftist President Manuel Zelaya of Honduras. 'We will bring them down,' Mr. Chávez said of the new military junta.
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Coup in Honduras?
Soldiers arrested leftist President Manuel Zelaya Sunday as he planned to carry out a controversial referendum to extend presidential term limits, despite a Supreme Court ruling that the vote would be illegal.
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Honduran military arrests its president
President Manual Zelaya was taken into custody Sunday after attempting to hold a referendum on serving another presidential term.
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Will OAS decision to readmit Cuba change US-Latin America relations?
Cuba has shown no desire to rejoin. Socialist states like Venezuela and Nicaragua say they want to form an association that excludes the US.
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