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    An air force plane flew him into forced exile in Costa Rica as armored military vehicles with machine guns rolled through the streets of the Honduran capital and soldiers seized the national palace. "I want to return to my country ... I am president of Honduras." Congress voted to accept what it said was Zelaya's letter of resignation, with even Zelaya's former allies turning against him. Full Article at CBS News
    I want to return to my country ... I am president of Honduras.
    – Manuel Zelaya SOURCE: CBS News 5 months ago
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Honduran Military Ousts President Ahead Of Vote
  1. They kidnapped him like cowards
    SOURCE: CBS News 5 months ago
  2. Today in Honduras, there are neither victors, nor defeated. The motherland is for all.
    SOURCE: CBS News 5 months ago
  3. I have reached the presidency as the result of an absolutely legal transition process
    SOURCE: CBS News 5 months ago
  4. We have to rally the people to defend our president.
    SOURCE: CBS News 5 months ago
  5. We thought that the long night of military dictatorships in Central America was over
    SOURCE: CBS News 5 months ago
  6. Out with the bourgeoisie!
    SOURCE: CBS News 5 months ago
  7. We are going to demand respect from any nation that threatens to trample our sovereignty
    SOURCE: CBS News 5 months ago
  8. I call on all political and social actors in Honduras to respect democratic norms, the rule of law and the tenets of the Inter-American Democratic Carter
    SOURCE: CBS News 5 months ago

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