Bolivia Rejects
Honduran New Government
LA PAZ - Bolivian Foreign Minister David
Choquehuanca stated on Saturday that Evo
Morales''s government would not recognize
the new Honduran Executive of President
elect Porfirio Lobo, because the Bolivian
government rejects dictatorships.
Bolivian newspaper La Razon published
statements by Choquehuanca, and said several
countries have said they would not accept
those elections.
Bolivian top authorities said the
constitutional President of Honduras is
Manuel Zelaya, victim of a military coup on
June 28, 2009, led by Roberto MIcheletti.
The Bolivian foreign minister also said his
country would not change its stance, because
its population has suffered military
dictatorships in the past.
Porfirio Lobo was inaugurated on Wednesday,
without the necessary support from the
international community.
The current Honduran government is at risk
of not being recognized by several Latin
American countries, since they reject the
illegal elections on November, 2009,
organized under a de facto regime. |
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