Breitbart.com
November 28, 2009
Hondurans vote Sunday for the first time since President Manuel Zelaya was forced out of the country in June, in elections which have divided the Americas.
The holding of the general elections with Zelaya out of office — and holed up in the Brazilian embassy — marks a victory for those behind his ouster, including business leaders, the courts and Congress.
After a subdued campaign alongside post-coup crisis talks and a string of small bomb attacks, the de facto regime has sought to calm the population and try to legitimize the polls.
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