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Honduras: another critical day by James Wilde (September 2009)

James Wilde says there are signs that finally the US may be exerting its considerable influence on the Honduran establishment

Honduras suspends civil rights by James Wilde (September 2009)

As president Manuel Zelaya urges supporters to march, the Honduran junta ban protests and suspend other civil rights

Day 87 in Honduras by Oscar Estrada (September 2009)

Film-maker Oscar Estrada’s observations on resistance in Honduras

Honduras: from repression to resistance by Juan Almendares (September 2009)

Juan Almendares reports on the growing resistance movement to the Honduras coup

Honduras: civil rights and civil war by James Wilde (September 2009)

James Wilde says civil war is now looking inevitable

A long day in Honduras closes by James Wilde (September 2009)

James Wilde reports from Tegucigalpa, Honduras (Wednesday 23 September)

OAS meeting concludes and Zelaya plans his return by James Wilde (July 2009)

James Wilde reports from Honduras

An Irishman in Honduras by James Wilde (July 2009)

Peace worker James Wilde describes the situation in Honduras

Honduras: A coup with no future by Pablo Navarrete, Victor Figueroa-Clark (July 2009)

If Obama’s government wants to send a powerful message about the sincerity behind the US rhetoric on liberty, democracy, and respect for the rule of law, it needs to accompany words with actions says Victor Figueroa-Clark and Pablo Navarrete

After the handshake by Grace Livingstone (June 2009)

Latin America has welcomed the election of Barack Obama. But how far do the US president’s policies point to a real change in US/Latin American relations? And even if Obama personally wants such a change, does he have the power to deliver? By Grace Livingstone

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