Segundo The New York Times, "President Obama said he was deeply concerned and in a statement called on Honduran officials “to respect democratic norms, the rule of law and the tenets of the Inter-American Democratic charter.
“Any existing tensions and disputes must be resolved peacefully through dialogue free from any outside interference,” he said. His quick condemnation offered a sharp contrast with the actions of the Bush administration, which in 2002 offered a rapid, tacit endorsement of a short-lived coup against Mr. Chávez" .
“Any existing tensions and disputes must be resolved peacefully through dialogue free from any outside interference,” he said. His quick condemnation offered a sharp contrast with the actions of the Bush administration, which in 2002 offered a rapid, tacit endorsement of a short-lived coup against Mr. Chávez" .
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Agora é ver até onde as coisas realmente mudaram na Casa Branca pós Bush, pois basta o não reconhecimento do governo ilegal e imoral que se estabeleceu em Tegucicalpa para que a vontade popular seja mantida.
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Ou será, como eu disse, apenas um "mise-en-scéne" imperial repaginado?
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Rosalvo Maciel
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