Amy Goodman
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Manuel Zelaya's Son Hector: Honduran Resistance Helped Pave the Way For Our Return (Democracy Now!)
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2:43Now PlayingDemocracy Now! interviews Héctor Zelaya, son of former Honduran President Manuel Zelaya, as he accompanies his father home after the military coup d'état that led to his ouster on June 28, 2009. "I [cannot] think of any president that went into exile and defeated the exile in the first two years. I'm grateful for our people and all the resistance in my country," Héctor Zelaya says. "Because of their fight against the coup and getting their rights and fighting for their rights, we have our president back in his country and back in his house."
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