TEGUCIGALPA. "At least three prisoners and a number of injuries and deaths is undetermined balance that has left the police and army attack executed against the Hondurans have come on Monday to demonstrate to demand the return of President Manuel Zelaya, who was kidnapped and taken the country by a group of coup leaders who appointed a government facto.
The leader Rafael AlegrÃa of Via Campesina teleSUR informed that the Marriot Hotel, near the government palace, there are snipers.
"It is believed that there are snipers and wounded three colleagues," he confirmed. He added that union leaders are arrested three of the National Electric Power.
One member of this team of journalists from television was injured after being hit by one of the rubber bullets fired by soldiers who also beat teleSUR cameraman.
teleSUR's special envoy, Adriana Sivori, reports from Honduras that soldiers lash out at the protesters with tear gas and heard explosions.
reported that the Honduran police is that he is currently raising the barricades placed by the ciuadadanos. Reported the arrest of at least three people, of which one would be minor.
The military is using tanks of water mixed with chemical irritants and that an officer who carries a weapon fire, while the protesters are completely disarmed. Sivori
reported that the police are closing in on the protesters while continuously released tear gas.
The police are accompanied by the repressive forces of the Army. In the area, according to reporter teleSUR, there are several ambulances.
From Managua, Chancellor Patricia Rhodes urged the Honduran people continue to resist, but peacefully.
"A call to all our people to support the resistance, hold the unemployment (...) We are not going to hit, we will not violate, we will not kill, we will not hurt, we will not stand historically," said.
journalist Esteban Melendez is in the demonstration near the presidential palace was interviewed by teleSUR and called it "unfair" military action and insists that the Inter American Press Association (IAPA) to rule by the fence media imposed in Honduras.
"It is unfair, the President (Manuel Zelaya) must return," said the journalist who also reported that private broadcasters are supporting the coup, while the alternative media have been closed.
Another of the protesters who are being repressed, testified that military forces kidnapped four persons, of which no one knows his whereabouts. In his report
phone, Sivori, who said she was pushed by one of the soldiers reported that the Senan of teleSUR has been removed from all Central American country's cable operators.
Thousands of Hondurans are outside the presidential palace singing the national anthem. While the battalions are mobilized against the demonstrators at the Presidential Palace, the channels do not report the facts of stress.
From various locations in the Central American country's social movements, trade unions and civil society were mobilized to the Honduran capital in support of Zelaya and join the demonstration of the Presidential House.
The leader of the Civic Council of Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras, Bertha Caceres, said that ethnic communities are resisting and ignore the de facto government of Roberto Micheletti and prepared (in the early hours of the morning) for a movement to Honduran capital.
From the early hours of Monday intensified military movement outside the Presidential Palace, where demonstrators carried out barricades that the media did not report to the world.
On Monday, the constitutional President of Honduras Manuel Zelaya was kicked out of the country and taken to Costa Rica where he traveled the country from to Nicaragua to attend the extraordinary meeting of ALBA and SICA.
Zelaya who has been endorsed by all governments of the world has been emphatic in saying that is the only president of Honduras as the only way to elect a head of state is through the popular vote.
Meanwhile, Deputy Foreign Minister of Honduras, Beatriz del Valle teleSUR announced that ministers of the legitimate government of Manuel Zelaya have formed a "government of resistance" will never recognize the de facto president Roberto Micheletti.
"A government of resistance (...) we will not recognize any other head other than the constitutional president (...) (We must) resist peacefully and await the safe return of our president. "
On the summit of Central American Integration System (SICA), Del Valle said he expects to rule in protest at the coup, as did the Bolivarian Alternative for the Peoples of Our America.
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