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Honduras forgets Argentina and Brazil; will open trade offices in India and China

Wednesday, March 16th 2011 - 04:19 UTC
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Honduras is planning to close embassies in Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Ecuador and Venezuela countries which do not recognize the government of President Porfirio Lobo. Read full article

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  • GeoffWard

    Zelaya was best got rid of ;
    he wasn't tortured, killed, disappeared - he was escorted off the premises when he attempted to circumvent the Constitution.

    Honduras is right to move on.
    With Free Trade Area status and a trade conduit to India, Singapore, China and Canada, with the right sort of leadership Honduras could, as an aspiration, seek to become the Singapore of South America.

    In time Mercosur/Unasur will seek to rationalise matters and, hopefully, Honduras will, through these new trading links, bring a lot to the table.

    In the mean time, the important thing is for the nation to keep the predator, Zelaya, out of harms way.

    Mar 16th, 2011 - 02:30 pm - Link - Report abuse 0
  • aedi

    For this commentator, there are “good” and “bad” dictators, presidents, countries, terrorists, etc. IT ONLY DEPENDS WHERE THEY ARE WITH OR AGAINST US (US-UK-EU-Israel), so.....what's the use of challenging so much rubbish. The tide will eventually reach commentators like him and the evil axis that he so vehemently supports. Good luck!

    Mar 16th, 2011 - 11:28 pm - Link - Report abuse 0
  • Forgetit87

    How predictable: GeoffWard defends a coup d'état against a leftist Latin American president.

    No, Zelaya didn't circumvent anything. If his ouster was legal, why did military and the judiciary conspire to forge a resignation letter? And why did the US diplomat in Honduras write to the US Foreign Ministry that Zelaya's deposition was clearly a coup, even though his country adopted a very ambiguous stance on the matter?

    ”(...) [Zelaya] proposed to hold an advisory referendum as to whether the population thought it a good idea to convene a body to revise the constitution. The oligarchy shouted that this was an attempt by Zelaya to change the constitution to make it possible for him to have a second term. But since the referendum was to occur on the day his successor would have been elected, this was clearly a phony reason.”

    http://www.iwallerstein.com/the-right-strikes-back/

    Mar 17th, 2011 - 02:25 am - Link - Report abuse 0
  • Forgetit86

    “Honduras is right to move on.
    With Free Trade Area status and a trade conduit to India, Singapore, China and Canada, with the right sort of leadership Honduras could, as an aspiration, seek to become the Singapore of South America.

    In time Mercosur/Unasur will seek to rationalise matters and, hopefully, Honduras will, through these new trading links, bring a lot to the table.

    In the mean time, the important thing is for the nation to keep the predator, Zelaya, out of harms way.”
    ______________________________
    WOW.

    Delusional, short-sighted, despicable: so many words are rounding my head right now.

    Mar 17th, 2011 - 02:29 am - Link - Report abuse 0

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