TEGUCIGALPA.-popular leader block association, Angel Alvarado, called on Sunday to begin a national strike Monday in protest against the coup against the nation's constitutional President, Manuel Zelaya, whose residence was taken military and was transferred to Costa Rica after his kidnapping.
unique in contact via telephone with teleSUR, Alvarado reported that this all agencies in the capital are taken by the Army.
On the other hand, stated that difficulties have arisen due to communications outages, so the communication is done only via cell phone.
"The truth is that here in the area we are lacking information, the radios have been closed, radio and television stations that used to be independent reporting despite the situation," he said.
also social leader reported that between 15 and 20 thousand people are crowded outside the presidential palace to demand the return of President Manuel Zelaya the country.
This Sunday took place in Honduras a coup ahead of the nation's military authorities in disregard of democratic institutions, which culminated in the abduction and transfer to the force of constitutional and democratically elected president, Manuel Zelaya to Costa Rica.
hours later convened a special meeting at the Congress of Honduras, where he was presented and read a document by which Zelaya resigned his position and that is dated three days ago.
The content and accuracy of this text was rejected by the president of the Honduran nation from Costa Rica where it is today.
Thousands of Hondurans are mobilized in the country as a sign of rejection of this coup and demand the restitution of legality, as well as the return of President Manuel Zelaya.
Hondurans who support President Zelaya has been clear in stating that no president will not accept de facto. This compared to the self-proclamation that made Congress President Roberto Micheletti.
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