25 jul 09_Oficial anonimo comunica a Radio Globo inconformidad en FFAA

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En la tarde del sabado un oficial anonimo del destacamento militar de el departamento de El Progreso se comuninco a Radio Globo e hizo publico que oficiales estan descontentos por la represion de las FFAA hacia el pueblo hondureno. El periodista Eduardo Maldonado entrevista al oficial y la conferencia telefonica se corta abrutamente porque el oficial comunica que hay inteligencia militar amedrentandolos. Freya Rojo

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