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Once Upon a Time in the West (Free subscription) | 09/03/2008
After many months of patiently wooing President Manuel Zelaya with petrodollars, Venzuela's communist dictator Hugo Chavez and Nicaragua's neo-Sandinista strongman Daniel Ortega have formally welcomed Honduras into the Havana-Caracas Axis, otherwise known as the Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas (pictured here in Tegucigalpa on August 25). "Our decades-long relationship of dominance by the United...
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Cuba Journal (Free subscription) | 08/31/2008
Cuba’s Periodico 26 reports that eight days after he assumed the presidency of Honduras in January 2006, the United States ambassador, Charles Ford, contacted President Jose Manuel Zelaya and asked for a visa for Cuban terrorist Luis Posada Carriles. The President of Honduras rejected the request, saying at the time that Posada Carriles was known worldwide due to his terrorist activities. The criminal...
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The Latin Americanist (Free subscription) | 08/29/2008
Honduran president Manuel Zelaya supported his decision to have Honduras enter the ALBA trade bloc . In remarks made to Reuters, the Honduran leader said that the move was necessary in order to combat poverty in his country: President Manuel Zelaya, a logging magnate seen as a moderate liberal, told Reuters that oil-rich Venezuela's offer to double international aid to the country, one of the poorest...
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Cuba Journal (Free subscription) | 08/27/2008
HAVANA, Cuba, Aug 26 ( ACN ) Honduran President Jose Manuel Zelaya Rosales sent a message of greetings to the Cuban leader Fidel Castro, head of state Raul Castro and to the Cuban people in appreciation of the island's support for his country After signing the admission documents that make Honduras a member of the Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas (ALBA), President Zelaya spoke to thousands...
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Council on Hemispheric Affairs (Free subscription) | 08/19/2008
Under current Honduran president José Manuel Zelaya Rosales, the country has experienced multiple changes that demonstrate a new penchant for leftist policies. Honduras’ strong historic ties with the United States have gradually weakened in recent months as relations have improved with Venezuela’s president, Hugo Chávez. The nation is undergoing a period of political [...]
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Global Politics Online (Free subscription) | 07/01/2008
Lower Rating for Honduran President Zelaya (Angus Reid) (Angus Reid Global Monitor) - Fewer people in Honduras are expressing satisfaction with the performance of Manuel Zelaya, according to a poll by CID-Gallup published in La Prensa. 34 per cent of respondents say the president has done a good or very good job as head of [...]
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Sacramento Bee (Free subscription) | 06/08/2008
The president of Honduras and top government figures from El Salvador and Guatemala visited the central San Joaquin Valley on Saturday to learn more about California's farm-labor crisis - and to offer their help. Rep. Jim Costa, D-Fresno, left, talks with Honduran President José Manuel Zelaya Rosales after an agricultural summit Saturday in Fresno. Politicians and farmers are formulating a guest worker...
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Channel 7 News (Free subscription) | 06/01/2008
President Manuel Zelaya said that Honduras would create a civilian airport for commercial jets on a U.S. military airfield... diverting traffic from Tegucigalpa"s notoriously dangerous airport following a deadly crash
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ABC 13 (Free subscription) | 06/01/2008
President Manuel Zelaya said that Honduras would create a civilian airport for commercial jets on a U.S. military airfield... diverting traffic from Tegucigalpa"s notoriously dangerous airport following a deadly crash
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Miami Herald (Free subscription) | 06/01/2008
President Manuel Zelaya said that Honduras would create a civilian airport for commercial jets on a U.S. military airfield, diverting traffic from Tegucigalpa's notoriously dangerous airport following a deadly crash.
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NewsChannel 8 (Free subscription) | 06/01/2008
President Manuel Zelaya said that Honduras would create a civilian airport for commercial jets on a U.S. military airfield... diverting traffic from Tegucigalpa"s notoriously dangerous airport following a deadly crash.
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kansascity.com (Free subscription) | 06/01/2008
President Manuel Zelaya said that Honduras would create a civilian airport for commercial jets on a U.S. military airfield, diverting traffic from Tegucigalpa's notoriously dangerous airport following a deadly crash.
