July 6 (Bloomberg) -- Manuel Zelaya, the deposed Honduran president, will attempt to re-enter the country again this week after the acting government prevented his plane from landing yesterday and several of his supporters were shot at a rally.
The Honduran military removed Zelaya and the country’s legislature made Roberto Micheletti president June 28 after a dispute over Zelaya’s effort to overhaul the constitution. He sought to hold a poll after the Supreme Court ruled it illegal, sparking a power struggle. More here:
The Honduran military removed Zelaya and the country’s legislature made Roberto Micheletti president June 28 after a dispute over Zelaya’s effort to overhaul the constitution. He sought to hold a poll after the Supreme Court ruled it illegal, sparking a power struggle. More here:
Have you ever seen someone begging for it as bad as this guy?
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