Bro. Raul Castro: Our Strength is Honduras’ Strength
Cuban News Agency July 3, 2007
Our Strength is Honduras’ Strength
“Our first message for the Honduran people is of solidarity and encouragement”, affirmed Cuban President Raul Castro during the extraordinary session of the Summit of the Rio Group held in Managua, Nicaragua last Monday.
During the meeting, important agreements were approved in favor of reinstating constitutionally elected President Manuel Zelaya as the legitimate representative of Honduras, after being brutally ousted in a coup perpetrated by the right wing military serving the country’s oligarchy.
The withdrawal of Latin American ambassadors from Honduras, the cutting of oil supplies, the closure of the Honduran border with other Central American nations, a surging wave of international condemnation, the suspension of economic agreements and bank credits with the country while the power remains in the hands of the de facto government, are just some of the measures agreed on by the heads of states that attended the Managua Summit.
These are valid accords in favor of truth and democracy on behalf of the member nations of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our Americas and the Rio Group.
Meanwhile, the UN General Assembly held a session condemning the coup
and President Manuel Zelaya’s determination to return to Honduras, a
dignified gesture from someone who decided to stand alongside the humble
and challenge the hegemony of the powerful. At the time, in the land of
Francisco Morazán tanks and guns are repressing the people who do not
give up their strong protests as they stage a general strike.
Excuse me for writing OFF TOPIC – what wordpress theme do you use? It looks awesome.
You do realize, of course, that mason’s have been persecuted by Communists, Nazis, Catholic church, Hamas, and various 3rd world dictators. Given that, you actually believe Fidel’s little brother, the Bafoon of the Spanish Main, is a Brother? Wow…
Come to Honduras and see for yourself, we are all peace abiding people, the ones in constant trouble are the one fighting for power, By other people comments I have heard that there are fewer than 300 freemasons in Honduras out of 7,000,000 people that´s nothing, but I won´t put my hands in the fire for them or for anyone else…
Honduras is beautiful come in herds and spend your vacation money here so people keep running margaritas instead of drugs.