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    Radio broadcasters targeted by Honduran government
    Malaysia Sun
    Sunday 11th October, 2009  


    The interim leader in Honduras has threatened to put broadcasters off the air.

    New rules have been put in place to restrict broadcasters which, in the government’s eyes, might "attack national security."

    The restrictions follow the closure of two stations by self-proclaimed President Micheletti, who also confiscated equipment from the broadcasters.

    He has said they will remain shut down until their owners front the local courts.

    The two broadcasters targeted had backed the return of exiled president, Jose Zelaya.

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    By ` ~galljdaj+, 10-11-09, 04:36 PM

    Honduras leader closes radio stations

    The interloper government is citing and using a legitimate law, however by their own words and actions, they too are criminals! And of course the 'Stations' are being punuished along with the Peoples' VOICE BEING SHUT OFF. The coup leaders learned from the loss in Venezuela, 'the Media must be shut down', or the coup will fail against the People. Which means there is only one party of criminals, and that is the coup leaders.

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