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In June, the world's most powerful heads of state will gather in Toronto with the purpose of shaping their preferred global order. The Dominion will publish a special issue on the G8 and G20 meetings and protests. 
The US-backed deal meant to restore a "government of national unity" in Honduras is dead. How dead depends on your taste for dictators.
Totally Dead, if you ask ousted president Manuel Zelaya, who is still holed up in the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa.
"No, it's not dead, but maybe sleeping for the time being," if you doubted the US State Department's position on the deal.
Popular organizations around Honduras, after expressing an initial support for the reinstatement of Zelaya, have since denounced the deal.
"Once again, history has shown us that the United States is not anyone's friend; we were once again betrayed when we endorsed an agreement full of gaps and capricious interpretations," Indigenous activist Salvador Zúñiga told IPS.
The Civil Council of Popular and Inidigenous Organizations of Honduras (COPINH) released a statement denouncing the coup and the negotiations on November 4.
In their statement, they "urge the National Front of Popular Resistance to raise an initiative of dialogue and negotiation towards more dignified agreements," call for a popular constituent assembly, and give the following message to international supporters:
To the international solidarity we invite you to strengthen the support to the Honduran people not just as a principle of solidarity but for reasons of self-defense since if the coup-makers consolidate in Honduras the democratic spring of the peoples of the world and particularly the peoples of our America will end.
Power to Fuck the SOBs, Out with the Coup, Liberty and Democracy in Honduras! Graphic by RuAn.
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