Honduran Regime Repression Continues

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– Posted on September 27, 2010Posted in: International Issues
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WilderUtopia, logoFrom Jesse Freeston at The Real News.

The post-coup Honduran Regime of Pepe Lobo, elected under questionable circumstances, continues its crackdown against free speech by attacking musicians, adding to its repression of journalists, political activists, and striking teachers, while being welcomed at the UN and having dinner with President Obama.

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