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As chaos continues in Honduras after the June 28 coup and subsequent media blackout, MISF has been in close communication with people on the ground and following international news. Follow our Twitter updates until the July 7th edition of the Honduras News in Review.
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    --Zenaida Velasquez, sister of Manfredo Velasquez, one of the 184 documented disappearance cases in Honduras in the 1980s

    H I G H L I G H T S

    UPDATE: Civil unrest, international condemnation in wake of coup
    Much of Tegucigalpa was still without power on Sunday evening...
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    NEWS ALERT (June 28): TROOPS SEIZE HONDURAN PRESIDENT IN APPARENT COUP D'ETAT
    The Honduran military arrested President Manuel Zelaya and several popular leaders this morning...
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    Honduras News in Review—May 1-31, 2009
     Inter-American Court of Human Rights convicts Honduras in murder of environmental activist...
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    Remembering 25 Years Ago—April 1984
     Honduran Armed Forces chief is replaced after a barracks coup and 4,000 Hondurans protest U.S. presence in the country.
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