Comments on: COHA In the News: Deal could return Zelaya to Honduran presidency, analysts say http://www.coha.org/coha-in-the-news-deal-could-return-zelaya-to-honduran-presidency-analysts-say/ COHA is an NGO specialized in monitoring Latin American and Canadian Relations for more than 30 years... Thu, 09 Feb 2012 12:22:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: JGallardo http://www.coha.org/coha-in-the-news-deal-could-return-zelaya-to-honduran-presidency-analysts-say/comment-page-1/#comment-34553 JGallardo Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:36:37 +0000 http://www.coha.org/?p=7005#comment-34553 Where do you get your analysts? Obviously, their knowledge is superficial. Economic problems? I thought the whole world was facing a financial crisis. It also affects us down here. Honduras is a strong exporter of textiles and car parts to the US. Both of these industries have been down because of the World Financial Crisis. Tourism is also down worldwide and "remesas" are also down because of fear in the job market, specially in the US. On the other hand, coffee has been ok. Most of the aid that was reported blocked during the political crisis, had been blocked before Zelaya's ouster. Otherwise most of the aid has continued. Japan & Taiwan, two of our most important aid partners never stopped. Some of the other aid was re-channeled through NGOs. Your analysts say that re-instating Zelaya is almost a sure thing? Congress voted Zelaya out 124-0 on June 28th. What has changed? Did his illegal acts suddenly become legal? On the contrary, charges have been added to the first ones. Where do you get your analysts? Obviously, their knowledge is superficial.

Economic problems? I thought the whole world was facing a financial crisis. It also affects us down here. Honduras is a strong exporter of textiles and car parts to the US. Both of these industries have been down because of the World Financial Crisis. Tourism is also down worldwide and "remesas" are also down because of fear in the job market, specially in the US. On the other hand, coffee has been ok.

Most of the aid that was reported blocked during the political crisis, had been blocked before Zelaya's ouster. Otherwise most of the aid has continued. Japan & Taiwan, two of our most important aid partners never stopped. Some of the other aid was re-channeled through NGOs.

Your analysts say that re-instating Zelaya is almost a sure thing? Congress voted Zelaya out 124-0 on June 28th. What has changed? Did his illegal acts suddenly become legal? On the contrary, charges have been added to the first ones.

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