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Godot ain’t coming
11 AM Honduran officials have refused to allow Zeyala to land. All flights in and out of the airport are suspended. No can land
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Waiting for Godot, I mean Mel
10 AM Honduras time. Zelaya is supposed to arrive about 11 AM, and the administration promises his arrest. Two heads of state are traveling with him, plus apparently a horde of media. Vultures in other words. Several thousand supporters are … Continue reading
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July 3, 2009
Had an interesting day. Met up with John Fenley, head driller for the Texas Water Mission. John is an interesting character, a fine guy. We went into Tegucigalpa to check on submersible pumps and tanks for the well to be … Continue reading
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Some scenery
Three photos which show how pretty the Honduras countryside is, particularly during the rainy season.
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June 27-28, 2009
Flew into Tegucigalpa yesterday amid reports of dissension between the leftist president Zayala and the other branches of government over a poll on constitutional change which was scheduled for Sunday, 6/28. Everything looked pretty normal except for an increased presence … Continue reading
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