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Fue la vieja guardia del partido liberal que invento esa milagrosa
formula constitucional que no se encuentra en ningún otro país. (Favor
corregirme si estoy errado).
(B) En el 2009 el propósito era prolongar el mandato de MEL ZELAYA para permitirle
crear una dinámica social que permitiese la denuncia de los convenios de asistencia militar
vigentes con los Estados Unidos de América, el desmantelamiento de la base militar en
Palmerola y la ´´expulsión´´ de las tropas norteamericanas del territorio nacional con el fin
de neutralizar a Honduras ante un conflicto entre Venezuela y Colombia.
Banana Republic is a pejorative term for a country that is politically unstable, dependent on
limited agriculture (e.g. bananas), and ruled by a small, self-elected, wealthy, and corrupt clique.[1]
It is most commonly used for countries in Central America and Africa such as El Salvador, Belize,
Grenada, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, Ethiopia and South Africa. In some cases, these nations
have kept the government structures that were modeled after the colonial Spanish ruling clique,
with a small, largely leisure class on the top, and a large, poorly educated and poorly paid working
class of peons, though it might have the (fake) trappings of modernity (such as styling itself a
republic with a president etc.)
The term was originally invented as a very direct reference to a "servile dictatorship" which abetted
(or directly supported in return for kickbacks) the exploitation of large-scale plantation agriculture
(usually banana).[1] The term was coined by the American author O. Henry in his 1904 book of
linked short stories, "Cabbages and Kings", set in the fictional "Anchuria", which was based on his
1896-97 stay in Honduras. Tomado de Wikipedia.
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