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    MOSCOW, June 29 (RIA Novosti) - International pressure means the deposed president of Honduras, sent into exile by the country's military, is likely to return to power, a Russian expert said Monday. "In all likelihood, he will return. There are such precedents, and when there is this kind of public opinion pressure - from the U.S., the European Union and Latin America - then there is a greater chance he will return than otherwise" said Vadim Teperman, director of the Latin America Institute's economic research center. Full Article at RIA Novosti
    In all likelihood, he will return. There are such precedents, and when there is this kind of public opinion pressure - from the U.S., the European Union and Latin America - then there is a greater chance he will return than otherwise
    SOURCE: RIA Novosti 5 months ago
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Russian expert predicts return for ousted Honduran president
  1. Much here depends on the position of Hugo Chavez. Chavez is an impulsive man, capable of making blunders. He has made ugly statements but fortunately has never crossed the line ... I think this time he will not cross it either, 95%.
    SOURCE: RIA Novosti 5 months ago
  2. But there is a 5% chance commonsense will fail him, then everything will deteriorate, because that will create a foundation: aha, Chavez seized power and ours will follow this path as well
    SOURCE: RIA Novosti 5 months ago

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