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La Gringa Reports
Some news from Honduras today - http://lagringasblogicito.blogspot.com/2009/06/we-dont-want-to-be-cuba.html - I tend to agree with La Gringa that the apparent support for Zelaya by Obama seems odd. Reading her piece made me a little nervous - for instance, what if Zelaya does go back - would he consider her a friend or enemy? It's courageous to take such a stance, living in the country. I also thought about whether or not reporting - and also opining as an expatriate - are meddling in the foreign affairs of another country. I personally stand behind free speech on the question.