Nation Topics - Manuel Zelaya | The Nation

In the name of fighting drugs, the Obama administration has allied itself with a corrupt coup regime.

The horrific prison fire in Comayagua is only the latest deadly outcome of the larger politically driven firestorm that is post-coup Honduras today.

Miguel Facussé, a biofuels magnate entangled with the drug trade, is waging a bloody war against campesinos—with American support.

Two years after being deposed in a military coup, former President Manuel Zelaya will return to his country Saturday morning, with his political rights, and those of the social movement which fought for him, restored.

Mass firings, wholesale privatization, teargas—this is what the coup has come to.

Obama's Honduras policy is already dangerous. And with Republicans in control of the House, it may get worse.

Obama’s rudderless foreign policy underscores America’s waning power.

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The Pentagon has a new Monroe Doctrine.

The Honduran elections were far from free, fair or peaceful, and the country now faces a deeper political crisis than before voters went to the polls.