Bolivia Condemns Honduran Coup
2009-06-28 | 15:23:38 EST
La Paz, Jun 28 (Prensa Latina) Bolivian President Evo Morales condemned on Sunday the kidnapped of his Honduran peer Manuel Zelaya by military officers.
"What is happening in Honduras due to the actions of military groups only contributes to discredit Armed Forces in
countries in Latin America, which participate in their people's decision, said Morales.
He added that the coup against the Honduran government is a venture against democracy and popular will.
"I express my admiration and respect for Zelaya, whom I know very well and whom I have shared many experiences with," he stressed, and urged the Honduran people to defend their president and express their rejection of his kidnapping.
"What is happening in Honduras due to the actions of military groups only contributes to discredit Armed Forces in
countries in Latin America, which participate in their people's decision, said Morales.
He added that the coup against the Honduran government is a venture against democracy and popular will.
"I express my admiration and respect for Zelaya, whom I know very well and whom I have shared many experiences with," he stressed, and urged the Honduran people to defend their president and express their rejection of his kidnapping.
