Subscribe to Common Dreams News Updates
Progressive Community
The press releases posted here have been submitted by
America's Progressive Community
For further information or to comment on this press release, please contact the organization directly.
Most Popular This Week
Today's Top News
|
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE |
CONTACT: Institute for Public Accuracy (IPA) Sam Husseini, (202) 347-0020; or David Zupan, (541) 484-9167 |
New Evidence on Honduran Election
WASHINGTON - December 8 - The Real News reports that contrary to the claims of many, including
the U.S. representative to the Organization of American States, the
official polling data suggest that the turnout in the recently
boycotted Honduran election was under 50 percent. See: "Honduran Elections Exposed."
JESSE FREESTON
Freeston is a reporter for The Real News who has produced several segments on Honduras since the June coup.
LAURA CARLSEN, in Mexico City
Carlsen, who was in Honduras during the recent boycotted election, notes the findings of The Real News in her new piece "'Honduran Elections': A Parody on Democracy."
She warns that with many accepting false claims of the coup government, an escalating human rights crackdown now may occur in Honduras.
Carlsen is director of the Americas Program for the Center for International Policy; she is based in Mexico City.
ROBERT E. WHITE
A former U.S. ambassador to El Salvador and Paraguay, White is president of the Center for International Policy. He just wrote the piece "Honduras and a Divided Latin America."
JESSE FREESTON
Freeston is a reporter for The Real News who has produced several segments on Honduras since the June coup.
LAURA CARLSEN, in Mexico City
Carlsen, who was in Honduras during the recent boycotted election, notes the findings of The Real News in her new piece "'Honduran Elections': A Parody on Democracy."
She warns that with many accepting false claims of the coup government, an escalating human rights crackdown now may occur in Honduras.
Carlsen is director of the Americas Program for the Center for International Policy; she is based in Mexico City.
ROBERT E. WHITE
A former U.S. ambassador to El Salvador and Paraguay, White is president of the Center for International Policy. He just wrote the piece "Honduras and a Divided Latin America."
###