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By adminDecember 3, 2009Honduras Accompaniment Project, Nicaragua LibreHonduran Elections 2009: Delegation Report-backs, Human Rights, Video

US Flip-Flops on Honduras Vote

Analysis of the recent "election" of Porforio Lobo on the news station Russia Today.

By November 30, 2009Honduras Accompaniment Project, Nicaragua LibreVideo

Full Footage of Attack on Election Day Peaceful Protest in San Pedro

By November 28, 2009Honduras Accompaniment Project, Nicaragua LibreVideo

Carlos H Reyes, November 26, 2009 perspective on Honduran Elections

This is an interview with Carlos H. Reyes, Independent party candidate for president and long time union leader who renounced his bid for presidency. In the course of his candidacy, he recieved numerous death threats and his arm was broken by the Honduran Army. In this interview, he gives a brief history of Honduras, the election and mandate of Zelaya, and thoughts about the future of Honduras and the illegitimacy of the elections.

By adminNovember 23, 2009Honduras Accompaniment Project, Nicaragua LibreHonduran Elections 2009: Delegation Report-backs, Video

Coup in Honduras: Workshop at the School of the Americas

Lisa Sullivan and Bertha Oliva give a workshop on the coup in Honduras at the annual School of the Americas protest.

By adminNovember 23, 2009Honduras Accompaniment ProjectHonduran Elections 2009: Delegation Report-backs, Video

Bertha Oliva at the School of the Americas Protest on the Coup in Honduras

Berta Oliva, executive director of COFADEH, Committee of the Families of the Disappeared in Honduras, talks about the coup in Honuduras and the human rights violations.

By adminNovember 12, 2009Honduras Accompaniment Project, Nicaragua LibreHonduran Elections 2009: Delegation Report-backs, Video

Congressional Briefing on Human Rights Crisis in Honduras – Women Give Testimony

First Video: Jessica Sanchez of Honduran Feminists in Resistance (Feministas en Resistencia Hondureno) talks about the violence against women in Honduras as it was perpetrated by the National Police and Army.

Second Video: Meri Agorcia (COFADEH) documents systematic repression in Honduras through statistics and figures.

By adminNovember 12, 2009Honduras Accompaniment Project, Nicaragua LibreHonduran Elections 2009: Delegation Report-backs, Video

Bertha Oliva (COFADEH) Gives Testimony at Congressional Briefing sponsored by Rep. Grijalva D-AZ

Bertha Oliva, coordinator of COFADEH (Committee of Relatives of Missing Prisoners in Honduras) speaks about the purpose of COFADEH and its history of involvement in the search for the disappeared. She speaks about how the torturers from the dark period of the 1980’s, who used to hide in the shadows to murder, now have the protection of the military coup government to challenge, through their rapes and illegal detentions, the very framework of human rights in Honduras and the world.