Critics Cite Slanted Local Coverage, Limits on Pro-Zelaya Outlets - Washington Post
 National Post | Critics Cite Slanted Local Coverage, Limits on Pro-Zelaya Outlets Washington Post Soldiers stormed the presidential palace in Tegucigalpa at dawn on June 28 and ousted the president, Manuel Zelaya. The coup was mostly peaceful, though tanks and soldiers occupied streets in the Honduran capital. Comments that include profanity or ... Honduran Officials Begin Talks on Country's Political Future Q+A: The dispute that led to a coup in Honduras Rival Honduran leaders in Costa Rica for talks |
