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you ain't going to like me, but i've haven't forgotten the Honduras thing. <br> <br> from this article : <br> <br> As one media analyst pointed out, while many major news outlets in the US, including the Miami Herald, Wall St. Journal and Washington Post, said an impetus for the coup was specifically Zelaya’s plans for a vote to allow him to extend his term in office, the actual ballot question was to be: "Do you agree that, during the general elections of November 2009 there should be a fourth ballot to decide whether to hold a Constituent National Assembly that will approve a new political constitution?"<br> <br> Nations across Latin America, including Venezuela, Bolivia and Ecuador, have recently re-written their constitutions. In many aspects the changes to these documents enshrined new rights for marginalized people and protected the nations’ economies from the destabilizing effects of free trade and corporate looting.<br> <br> you know me Joyce M/Blythe, i care about the common people. i wish our country did.<br> <br> http://www.counterpunch.org/dangl06302009.html
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