Thursday, 8 October 2009

Public Meeting Against Honduras Coup - Wednesday 14 October, 7.30pm

RESTORE DEMOCRACY IN HONDURAS
No more dictators in Latin America
End all US financial support to the coup
Public Meeting — Wednesday 14 October, 7.30pm
Speakers include:

  • Ken Livingstone
  • Katherine Ronderos (Central America Women’s Network) will give an eyewitness account of her recent visit  to Honduras. 
  • Tony Lloyd MP,
    Chair, Parliamentary Labour Party
  • Sally Hunt, TUC General Council International Spokesperson
  • Colin Burgon MP
  • Alvaro Sanchez, Counsellor, Venezuela Embassy
  • Steve Hart, Regional Secretary, Unite London and Eastern
  • Karen Mitchell, Thompsons Solicitors
  • Dr Francisco Dominguez, Head of Latin America Studies, Middlesex Uni
  • Bernard Regan, National Secretary Cuba Solidarity Campaign
  • Plus videos and messages from Honduras
Venue: Transport House, Unite the Union Building, 128 Theobalds Road, London, WC1X 8TN (Nearest tube: Holborn.) For a map click here.
Last month President Zelaya returned to Honduras after being ousted in a military coup. He has since been taking refuge in the Brazilian Embassy. When tens of thousands took to the streets to welcome President Zelaya back, the Honduran coup regime responded with widespread violence. A number of people have been killed as a result of repression and a clampdown on civil liberties has seen hundreds arrested and the closure of independent media.

This public meeting will update on the situation in Honduras and how we can offer solidarity to help bring President Zelaya back to the Presidency and restore democracy in Honduras.
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This meeting is part of the activities of the Emergency Committee Against the Coup in Honduras. The Committee involves Venezuela Solidarity Campaign, Cuba Solidarity Campaign, Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign, Labour Friends of Venezuela, UNITE the Union, UNITE London & Eastern Regions, South East Region TUC, and other bodies of the British Labour movement and Latin American communities.
For more information email: notohondurascoup@googlemail.com