Wednesday, October 7, 2009

reports of repression October 7th in front of the U.S. Embassy


More reports of repression of 7 October from the U.S. Embassy


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Iris Mencia.
Without any consideration, violence is never the bombs and savagery returns this day of "dialogue"
Two children, Jose Luis Murillo, Carlos Murillo, three and thirteen others were between respectuvamente affected by gas. In emergency Juntao his mother were uploaded three ladies in the car but the sound that encourages daily Na resistance. I are out of danger. Mkcarti Jose Francisco, a youth of 23 24 years or so since he was taken to the Hospital School COFADEH with pulmonary congestion, an epoch in medical jargon.
There are a couple run over by the police patrol mI _104, whose name we will release when we have it.
Hernan Radio Centenario Uruguayan journalist was hit by a rubber bullet.
The salvajusmo launch went so far as two units of gas to urban transport,> Carizal Sosa, one of these, as far as the race got the people of the resistance.
Testugos have a young woman with a young child, fainted inside the bus.
Grandmother of the Resistance, Dinoisia, together with some brave young Honduran took shelter in a nearby house ina Lincoln School.
In COFADEH offices, are working intensively on many more testimonies of the repression of this day.
In the radio  the voices of national and international are seeking dialogue  but seems monologue.

Dear Members of Human Rights Watch,

We ask you to intervene and stop this repression in name of the Honduran peoples victims of abuse of the de facto government and pressure the OAS to force them to stop repression against the population, in view an OAS delegation of Senior Membersis there to promote dialogue to all parts in the political turmoil in Honduras. It cannot be that a dialogue is established, while the conditions for it are unacceptable violating human rights through the force of arms, repressing innocent people. Even though the de facto government revoked the decree, it has not been officially published, hence Honduras is still under state of siege.

The demonstration that Honduras were making peacefully and unarmed in front of the United States Embassy has been repressied with tear gas granades by the military.

They have thrown right now many many bombs and gases, the protesters are being persecuted. Hundreds and hundreds of them, men and women, unarmed gathered and arrived today, like usual this week in front of the US Embassy.
They arrived trusting that peace would be brought by the visit of the delegation of Senior Members of the OAS. The protesters now run in the direction of the center of Tegucigalpa, where they are being forced to pass in front of a huge police and military group in front of the embassy of Brazil.
The protesters describe that this is one of the most repressive attacks they have received. When the police official spokesman was asked about the violations of human rights, he commented that the organisms of Human Rights like the IACHR have to justify their work and are biased, which is why they don't believe in the reports made by them.

They took advantage of the minute of absense of the press, which right now covers the installment of a dialogue in a luxury hotel. A dialogue taking action in a fine table while military forces chase Hondurans.


There are no conditions nor environment adecuate for valid dialogue as long as the de facto government  maintains the repressive use of the force of arms, it must cease, plus the opening of opposition media and the liberation of political prisoners.


Faced with American Embassy: suppress peaceful expression of resistance


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Radio Progreso: 
7 de nov. 2009. 11:00

The demonstration carried out by the Resistance against the U.S. embassy is being suppressed with tear gas.

According to the journalist Felix Molina this is one of the most aggressive attacks against  the Resistance. Protesters run towards the center of the capital Tegucigalpa, where they necessarily have to go against the large contingent of military police and the Brazilian embassy.

When asked the police spokesman Daniel Molina on the violations of human rights, said the human rights bodies like the IACHR have to justify their work and are biased, so do not believe in reports that they do! !



Honduras: sinónimo: Herida profunda


Por Fabricio Estrada
Arlen Leonel Perdomo Maradiaga tiene 20 años.

Fue herido de bala por la policía el día 22 de septiembre, a las 3:00 pm en medio de la de las protestas populares en la colonia El Pedregal.

La bala del Galil entró por su pierna izquierda y traspasó el muslo interior de su pierna derecha.

La bala era explosiva y estuvo a punto de costarle la amputación.

Ya dentro del Hospital Escuela, agentes de la DNIC irrumpieron en su sitio de atención, apartaron a la doctora y lo torturaron apretándole las heridas con sus manos. Ante las protestas de la doctora de turno, los agentes se retiraron: querían saber quiénes eran "los pandilleros" que lo acompañaban durante las protestas en El Pedregal .

Arlen Leonel Perdomo Maradiaga es uno más de los muchos que han callado sus heridas por temor a la policía. Hoy, un amigo cercano, me pide que haga público lo que Arlen está pasando.

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