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Panama demands return of Manuel Zelaya

Panama NewsLa Prensa - Ultima Hora Panamá PANAMA (DPA). - Panama's First Vice President and Foreign Minister, Samuel Lewis Navarro, said today the solution to the political crisis in Honduras had to involve the restitution of power to the deposed president of that country, Manuel Zelaya. Lewis Navarro made his statements to the local radio station KW Continente, shortly traveling today, Monday, to Managua, Nicaragua, to attend an urgent meeting of presidents of member countries of the Central American Integration System (SICA). He said it is necessary to articulate all of the mechanisms in the hemisphere to ensure the return to democracy, which may include the diplomatic isolation of the de facto government that removed Zelaya. "An international condemnation has a lot of weight. I think that a diplomatic isolation would undoubtedly have enormous weight, especially in the modern world today," said the rector of Panamanian foreign policy. He stressed there is a shared concern in Latin America, on the issue of Honduras. He added that the President of Mexico, Felipe Calderón, will attend the meeting of the SICA in Managua. He warned that the coup d'etat is an "unacceptable" departure in Latin America, where democratic paths have been traced. "Today it's Honduras, tomorrow only God knows where," said Lewis Navarro. Locales - Panamá exige restitución de Manuel Zelaya by prensa.com :: Ultima Hora Panamá PANAMÁ, (DPA). -El primer vicepresidente y canciller panameño, Samuel Lewis Navarro, dijo hoy que la solución a la crisis política en Honduras pasa por la restitución en el poder del depuesto presidente constitucional de ese país, Manuel Zelaya. Lewis Navarro hizo sus declaraciones a la radioemisora local KW Continente, poco antes de viajar hoy, lunes, a Managua, Nicaragua, para participar en la reunión urgente de presidentes de países miembros del Sistema de Integración Centroamericana (SICA). Indicó que es necesario que sean articulados todos los mecanismos hemisféricos para garantizar el retorno al cauce democrático, lo que podría incluir el aislamiento diplomático del gobierno de facto que defenestró a Zelaya. "Una condena internacional tiene muchísimo peso. Yo creo que un aislamiento diplomático, sin duda alguna, tiene un peso enorme, especialmente en el mundo moderno de hoy", acotó el rector de la política exterior panameña. Recalcó que existe una preocupación latinoamericana compartida, respecto al tema de Honduras. Añadió que a la reunión del SICA en Managua se integrará el presidente de México, Felipe Calderón. Advirtió que el golpe de estado es una salida "inaceptable" en Latinoamérica, donde han sido trazados caminos democráticos. "Hoy es Honduras, mañana sabrá Dios quién pueda ser", cuestionó el primer vicepresidente y canciller panameño.   
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Panama demands return of Manuel Zelaya
Authored by: erizo on Tuesday, June 30 2009 @ 07:52 AM COT

Zelaya was the one who violated Honduras' constitution..He just wanted to emulate & imitate Castro's favorite child: Chavez..
I am afraid that Zelaya will comeback & then, Honduras will follow in the steps of all these "socialist countries"---Honduras will become another Cuba; more slavery, more government & more poverty...r

Panama demands return of Manuel Zelaya
Authored by: CCJohn on Tuesday, June 30 2009 @ 02:41 PM COT

Zelaya was attempting to hijack the government. The Congress authorized the military to send him packing. The military did not install their man. Here are two blogs which give a good summary of what transpired and how democracies have been hijacked by the likes of such fellows as Chavez. .

Fasuta's Blog at
http://faustasblog.com

The Devi'ls Excrement
http://devilsexcrement.com