Honduras Resistance continues

Honduras: The National Front against the coup d’Etat stated Thursday that the peaceful struggle will continue until the recovery of the State of Law, despite the violent repression sparked off by the army and the police.

“They do not stop us,” stresses a brief release from the organization, by confirming people will rally today at the National Pedagogical University, besieged by armed forces on Wednesday.

A delegation from the Front attended the Resistance program yesterday night at the Radio Globo station. They confirmed the decision of maintaining the popular mobilization until the restitution of the constitutional order, broken after the June 28 military coup.

Democratic Unification Party deputy Tomas Andino and indigenous leader Berta Caceres denounced the brutality of the repression, saying the resistance of the people won’t decline.

The Front’s general coordinator Juan Barahona termed fascist the de facto government, pointing out that the army’s repression and riot police are an example of desperation.

Barahona insisted on the need of continuing the active but peaceful resistance, stating moral and firmness of people’s force, after 46th consecutive days of strike. Tegucigalpa, Prensa Latina