I just saw the interview live with Don Oscar on REPRETEL and he said that the only possible wrong was the removal from the country of Zalaya by the army and that the method was "heavy handed" . The army (Honduran) said it was possibly illegal as well and awaits the suit. There is little doubt that his removal from office and the court directed imprisonment was indeed a legal action by the Army. The Army was afraid of internal strife had he remained in-country and sent him to CR on their own accord. The court of human rights will review the case.
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