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Caribbean & Central America - December 2013 (ISSN 1741-4458)
“A fraud of incalculable proportions”
Four and a half years since former president Manuel Zelaya (2006-2009) was removed by the military on the orders of the supreme court, backed by the congress, Honduras has yet to resolve via electoral politics the bitter internal political conflict unleashed by that incident, leaving the country unstable, wracked by crime and insecurity and with a teetering economy.
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