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Monday, August 10, 2009

Audio interviews (in English) with Honduran Civil Society Leaders during their visit to Chicago:

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stuschu said...: As you probably know, Via Campesina is calling a international day of action for Tuesday, August 11th. Is anything going on in Chicago? Are people planning on protesting outside the Honduran consulate or anywhere else in Chicago at a certain time?
-Stuart- stuart@mexicosolidarity.org; August 10, 2009

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Interviews / Entrevistas

"Grandmother of the Resistance" Dionicia Díaz
English - Español

Augustin Ramos Montes of National Committee of Rural Workers (CNTC)

Betty Vasquez of Movement of Women in Resistance of Santa Bárbara
English - Español

Indigenous leader Salvador Zúñiga from Civil Council of Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras (COPINH)
English - Español

Garifuna leader Miriam Miranda from National Black Fraternal Organization of Honduras (OFRANEH)
English - Español

Indigenous leader Berta Cáceres from Civil Council of Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras (COPINH)
First interview / Primera entrevista: English - Español
Recent Speech / Discurso Recién: English - Español

Garifuna leader Teresa Reyes from Triunfo de la Cruz community on Honduran north coast
English - Español

Afro-Honduran leader Alfredo Lopez from National Black Fraternal Organization of Honduras (OFRANEH)
English - Español

Peasant Leader Rafael Alegria from Via Campesina Honduras
First interview right after coup
Second interview / Segunda entrevista: English - Español

News Sources / Fuentes de Noticias

OFRANEH (Organización Fraternal Negro de Honduras)

Spanish - website of the Black Fraternal Organization of Honduras about the struggle of the Garifuna people and other resistance and environmental struggles.

Frente Nacional de Resistencia Popular - the official page of the resistance to the coup in Honduras with messages straight from those fighting to restore democracy to Honduras (Spanish only).

Radio Globo, Radio Liberada and Radio Progreso have radio updates (Spanish only) directly from the from the front-lines of the resistance in Honduras.

Rights Action has been doing good reporting and commentary as events unfold and has people on the ground monitoring the situation. They are also a reliable vehicle through which to get money to the organizations fighting for the restoration of democracy in Honduras.

Honduras Human Rights (english) is frequently updated and an excellent source of information.

Defensores en línea is the best (Spanish-only) online source for regularly updated information on the violation of human rights in Honduras.

Honduras Laboral is a regularly-updated blog in Spanish with the latest news coming out of Honduras, published by Community Communications.

School of the Americas Watch has good background information on the coup-plotters training at the Georgia-based School of the Americas / (also known as the School of Assasins) as well as news updates on the coup and a call to action.

Honduras Habla is a citizen-media project of Honduras with a variety of news updates and links to good, current information (in Spanish) about the resistance to the coup.

Civil Council of Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras (COPINH) - One of the organizations at the forefront of the resistance to the coup in Honduras.

Honduras en Lucha has excellent coverage (in Spanish) of the latest news.

La Voz de los de Abajo is a Chicago-based organization that has been working to organize solidarity with the Honduran resistance and to denounce the coup from within the U.S.. This blog (Honduras Resists) is published and maintained by La Voz de los de Abajo members.

Americas Policy Program have some good coverage and some English translations of interviews, statements and documents about the coup, the international response and the resistance.

Upside Down World is going good reporting on the Honduran coup.

Autores del Golpe de estado en Honduras - site with pictures of and information about the people responsible for the coup d'etat in Honduras.

La Búsqueda has great coverage, including video and photos (Spanish only).

Telesur is a television station based in Venezuela with excellent ongoing television coverage of the latest incidents.

Honduras Indymedia has good coverage in Spanish about the coup and the resistance to it.

Movimientos.org is doing great reporting (mostly Spanish) about solidarity with the Honduran resistance.

Latin America in Movement has a number of a good articles and statements on the Honduran coup.

NarcoNews is doing good reporting on the coup in English.

Rebelion - The magazine Rebelion has an excellent collection of articles with news and analysis about the coup in Spanish.

La Voz de los de Abajo and Honduras Solidarity Network

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Indigenous Peoples' Struggle in Honduras

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Monday, August 10, 2009

Honduran Civil Society Leaders in Chicago - Radio Interview from Labor Express

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