Uncertainty about the life of journalist Anibal Barrow
Miércoles 26 de Junio de 2013 23:25 Nota de Prensa OPLN
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Hours of uncertainty go by over the unknown whereabouts of journalist Anibal Barrow.
Tegucigalpa, June 25. Yesterday's afternoon the news of the kidnapping of journalist Anibal Barrow, who holds a morning television program on the popular TV Globo broadcaster, were heard.
After the kidnapping, and within hours at night, police found his car with a bullet hole and blood on the inside, which meant he can be hurt. The search of the journalist was suspended last night due to the lack of tracks and evidence, as reported by the police. The search continues today without news at this time of the morning.
Anibal Barrow reportedly stated yesterday his intention to vote for Xiomara Castro de Zelaya, also on his tv program recognized leaders of the LIBRE Party, as Enrique Flores Lanza, Juan Barahona and Jari Dixon have been guests. The day after the kidnapping, on Tuesday, the General Secretary of the Political Organization Los Necios, Gilberto Rios, was expected to deliver a presentation on Democratic Socialism.
A day before the Ordinary Assembly "Xiomara Castro de Zelaya" on Sunday June 16, assembly in wich she was proclaimed the LIBRE Party Candidate, a young activist and member of the National Front of Popular Resistance was murdered and today a notorious journalist is abducted four days before commemorating the military Coup of June 28, which overthrew the legitimate government of Manuel Zelaya Rosales.
"This could be part of a campaign of terror by the Coup perpetrators", said yesterday different members of the LIBRE Party leadership, while they expect the journalist to appear alive.
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(The candidate, Xiomara Castro de Zelaya, running for the presidency, is the wife of the cleanly elected, and effective (for the people of Honduras) President José Manuel Zelaya, who was violently kidnapped after the oligarchy-controlled military shot up his home, and dragged him out of bed in the middle of the night, and threw him into an airplane, in his pajamas, stopping for refueling at the Soto Cano Airbase, home to US Air Force operations, to be flown to and dumped out in Nicaragua, also contrary to the Honduran Constitution. Xiomara Castro de Zelaya is well ahead of other contenders at the moment.)
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