Posted by Habla Honduras on Monday, July 29.

Maria Lopez (not her real name) is a design student from San Pedro Sula. She supports ousted President Manuel Zelaya.

The Bolivian press confirmed that Rosel Ulises Peña died. In any case, there hasn't been any confirmation of him being alive or hiding. Many people have been presumed dead and then underground media confirmed them alive and in hiding. This person, on the contrary, hasn't. The video is pretty clear.

Yesterday there was a sit-in in support of the coup. Private companies gave their employees the day off in order to attend the sit-in. I believe payment or threats about firing them were also incentives.

The people against this are heading over to the capital, some are leaving the country. Some people have had their electricity cut off, the radio stations are only transmitting music, and the ones in favour of the people have been cut off or are transmitting underground. People are getting their information through the Internet. Well, those that can anyway. In my case, I am watching CNN and Telesur [pan-Latin American TV station] closely, I have refused to turn on my normal TV and read the local newspapers because ever since the beginning of the year there have been anti-government campaigns all over the channels.

Many universities are still open, like mine, but many students don't turn up because they're not sure if classes are on, and some can't even get here because, if they live in Progresso, [another part of the city], then they can't cross the bridge since it's blocked by the armed forces. [I've also heard that] in other places of the country, the leaders that supported the president (my president Manuel Zelaya) are being sent to jail."

Images posted on June 29 by "rbreve".