OAS suspends Honduras after coup
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The OAS on Saturday night suspended Honduras' participation in the organization because of last week's military coup. Honduras' interim government has already said it's quitting the organization rather than meet demands to reinstate the ousted president. The decision was made during a special meeting of foreign ministers and supported by 33 out of 34 members of the Organization of American States... [read full story]
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