IT was to have been an old-fashioned Central American coup. Honduran President Manuel Zelaya, a rancher and logging magnate and self-styled champion of the poor, was dragged out of bed last week by soldiers and placed on a plane to Costa Rica.
TEGUCIGALPA: By Andrew McLeod
IT was to have been an old-fashioned Central American coup. Honduran President Manuel Zelaya, a rancher and logging magnate and self-styled champion of the poor, was dragged out of bed last week by soldiers and placed on a plane to Costa Rica.