Honduras, acontecimientos del domingo 5 de julio 2009

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Este audio fue grabado de las paginas electronicas de Radio Globo de Honduras y TELESUR. Escucharan manifestaciones de apoyo al regreso de Manuel Zelaya desde las afueras del aeropuerto Toncontin, la represion, el anuncio de la muerte de joven, la presencia del jet que transportaba al presidente Zelaya, y aviones de la FFAA y helicoptero. Posteriormente escuchamos del piloto del jet que dice que la torre de control no le recibe y finalmente el presidente Zelaya reporta lo acontecido y dice que lo que esta pasando en Honduras "... es un barbarie" Freya Rojo

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