Topic: Robert Micheletti

Journalists under Constant Threat in Honduras

Scoop, New Zealand - 24 days ago
Gilda Silvestrucci, a member of the Journalists for Life and Freedom of Expression group, received death threats by telephone on 24 January. The...

Liveblogging The LAST GOP Debate (Until The Next One In a Few Days)

Wonkette - 25 days ago
Welcome to the last GOP presidential debate of ...eh, "tonight" is about all we can say for certain these days. UGH. Here's a preview: Newt...

Thunderstruck in Honduras

In These Times - 34 days ago
A security guard keeps watch in Tegucigalpa, on December 19, 2011. Honduras has become one of the world's most dangerous countries. (Orlando...

Top Honduras security official resigns

San Francisco Chronicle - 162 days ago
0 . A top leader of Honduras' battle against rampant drug violence has resigned, saying he lacked economic support for his efforts and had been ...

OAS coup report implicates Honduras in 20 slayings

San Francisco Chronicle - 228 days ago
0 . An Organization of American States report says Honduras' government violated human rights by causing the deaths of 20 people in the seven ...

Exiled former Honduran president returns

American Banking News - 267 days ago
Ex-Honduran president Manuel Zelaya is welcomed home, 16 months after being deposed in coup.. . "Exiled former Honduran president returns" is...

Arrest warrants for Honduran ex-president dropped

San Francisco Chronicle - 332 days ago
0 . A supreme court judge dismissed three arrest warrants for former Honduran President Manuel Zelaya on Friday, allowing him to return without ...

Honduran leader offers to leave if Zelaya steps aside

AFP Global Edition - 865 days ago
The de facto leader of Honduras, Robert Micheletti, said he was prepared to leave office three months after grabbing power, but only if deposed President Manuel Zelaya ends his demands of being reinstated. WednesdayThe remarks came at meetings of diplomats from across ...

Honduras' Micheletti moves to revoke rights curb

AFP Global Edition - 868 days ago
Honduras' de facto government took a step closer Monday to substantive dialogue with ousted President Manuel Zelaya, announcing it planned to revoke a decree restricting civil liberties. "It is my decision to rescind the decree, but we'll take the decision with ...

Arias warns Honduran elections won't be recognized

AP News - 874 days ago
Costa Rica's Arias warns Honduran elections won't be recognized under interim governmentCosta Rica's President Oscar Arias on Tuesday commended the interim president of Honduras for saying he will reverse an emergency decree suspending civil liberties in his country.But ...