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I am a retired activist living in Oaxaca, Mexico. Originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, I became a Mexican citizen in 2008. Before retiring, I directed a study abroad program for US university students in both Mexico and Chile. I am both fascinated and frustrated by Mexican politics. I speak and write Spanish fluently.
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Friday, April 15, 2016
Hillary's Choice: The Undermining of Honduran Democracy Not everyone realizes that Hillary Clinton's obsession with regime change as Secretary of State began in Honduras in June of 2009 with the ouster of democratically election president Manuel Zelaya. This article demonstrates how devastating Zelaya's overhrow via a military coup has been to Honduras. The author provides a personal perspective from his experience as an observer one month after the military coup took place.
Friday, April 15, 2016Hillary's Choice: The Undermining of Honduran Democracy Not everyone realizes that Hillary Clinton's obsession with regime change as Secretary of State began in Honduras in June of 2009 with the ouster of democratically election president Manuel Zelaya. This article demonstrates how devastating Zelaya's overhrow via a military coup has been to Honduras. The author provides a personal perspective from his experience as an observer one month after the military coup took place.
