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People Honduras will join the resistance against the coup

Several marches from the interior of Honduras was added Tuesday to the peaceful resistance against the military coup which took place on June 28 in the country, concentrating in the capital city Tegucigalpa and the northern San Pedro Sula.

The protesters, who spent the night on the outskirts of Tegucigalpa, began his walk last August 5 from the departments of central, eastern and south.

To San Pedro Sula, about 250 kilometers from Tegucigalpa, moved from the west, the border areas with Guatemala, the north and the Atlantic coast.

Testimonials arrived at the station Radio Globo, only covered the capital of resistance, they say that the passage of the population went walking in solidarity with food, water, clothing and shelter.

The National March of Popular Resistance is ignored by the major media in the country, owned by business groups accused of financing the military coup against President Constitution of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya. Reports

participants and leaders of the National Front against the coup confirmed that tens of thousands of people come to San Pedro Sula, after spending the night in nearby communities. leaders responsible for receiving popular support for the marchers in the central park of the city in recent days praised the generosity of the people in that purpose. In the capital (Tegucigalpa), was held on Monday, a similar activity at the headquarters of the Union of Beverage Industry (STIBYS), which is located one of the collection centers of assistance. Vice President the STIBYS, Porfirio Ponce, said dozens of people have come to contribute voluntarily to prepare the host, both in food and in the hostel.

Ponce added that have received donations from several unions, teachers' associations and trusts to assist with that goal.

"There has been a lot of people, children with a bag of bread. The people of Honduras has turned volunteer to help in this struggle to restore constitutional order," said the leader.

The National Front agreed on Sunday at a meeting to increase the peaceful struggle in the streets to restore the rule of law and the return of President Zelaya, overthrown on 28 June.