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[Free Spirit]

About time this guy was recognised for his world peace efforts.

Well done.

[Oracle]

What have I missed?

Or, is this another premature ejaculation by the ever-more politicised Nobel committee

[bill cobbett]

Sure Baranga is a very nice chap, but what has he actually achieved in real concrete ways to merit this award?

(Next time I pass a bookies, will make enquiries on our Pres X getting the 2010 prize.)

[Free Spirit]

What have I missed?

The usual.

[Free Spirit]

Sure Baranga is a very nice chap, but what has he actually achieved in real concrete ways to merit this award?

(Next time I pass a bookies, will make enquiries on our Pres X getting the 2010 prize.)

He's got a wife who's worth one.

[Get Real!]

About time this guy was recognised for his world peace efforts. Well done.

Since when have you been interested in peace?

[dinos]

Or, is this another premature ejaculation by the ever-more politicised Nobel committee

This hits the nail on the head.

[Free Spirit]

Obama should be knighted by the Queen for his service to humanity.

[Lit]

Civil War averted! Huge difference between the current US administration and the previous. Well done, President Obama!

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Supporters of Honduras' ousted President Manuel Zelaya hold a US flag and a flag representing Zelaya's Liberal party as they gather outside Congress in Tegucigalpa Friday.

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http://www.euronews.net/2009/10/30/solu ... al-crisis/

An end looks to be in sight to the political crisis that has plunged Honduras into turmoil.

People are still taking in the news that a deal has been reached, opening the door for ousted President Manuel Zelaya to return to power

One resident of the capital, Tegucigalpa, acknowledged that Congress still needs to approve Zelaya’s reinstatement, hoping it will do so. If not, the man said, there would be no point in holding presidential elections as planned at the end of next month.

Hailing “a triumph for Honduran democracy” Zelaya is confident he will be restored to office imminently. The breakthrough follows renewed pressure from US officials who travelled to Honduras in a last-ditch bid to find a solution.

De facto leader Roberto Micheletti took over within hours of Zelaya being toppled. Having softened his stance, he has now evoked the beginning of the end of what he called “the political situation” in the country.

Zelaya was sent into exile in the military coup in June. But he crept back into Honduras last month and has since been holed up in the Brazilian embassy.

[Floda]

There WAS a rumour circulating recently which stated that the Yanks had control of Baghdad (I think I read something about it in one of the the newspapers ) and I wonder if anyone can confirm the fact.