Claim: Ouster of Honduran Chavez-Wannabe Zelaya Was Constitutional and In Accordance with Country's Laws, Finds... UN Study

A Honduran website (newspaper? not sure) is making the claim that's what the UN's Department of Political Affairs has concluded.

Assuming this is accurate -- a big assumption, really, given that the papers in Honduras must be highly partisan, as they have a near civil war going on -- what will President Nobel Laureate do now?

Since he has the notion in his head that he is infallible as a pope (or as infallible as The Messiah, actually), it seems a bit too much to hope for that this could possibly change his mind.

Hondudiario quoted official UN sources as saying that a study of the Department of Political Affairs of the UN concluded that the destitution of ex-president Manuel Zelaya was constitutional and in accordance with the laws of the country. [Google translation] The report was finalized after visiting Honduras last week.

posted by Ace at 10:59 AM

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