Hillary Clinton and the bloody Honduras coup

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Hillary’s Links to 2009 Honduras Coup

28 June 2016

Seven years ago today a military coup in Honduras resulted in the ouster of democratically-elected President Manuel Zelaya. Coup-backers accused Zelaya of trying to manipulate the Honduran constitution in order to extend his presidency, but it wasn’t just the right-wing elites who wanted him out — it was also the U.S., and then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Special Report: Despite neocon-instigated chaos and bloodshed across the Mideast (and now into Europe), Hillary Clinton continues to advocate more “regime change” wars with almost no fear from a marginalized anti-war movement, writes Robert Parry.

Robert Parry, a veteran investigative reporter who won journalistic awards in the 1980s for exposing CIA crimes in Central America, died January 27 at the age of 68 in Arlington, Virginia: here.

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