the return of the president manuel zelaya became a secondary issue. they were going to be elections in honduras and here she, clinton, recognize they do not to themanuel zelaya presiden. therwere going to be elections. the officials, the grand jury accepted this, even though we warned this was going to be very dangerous and that it would permit a barbarity a not onl in honduras, but in the rest of the continent, and we have been witnesses to this. amy: that was honduran environmental activist berta caceres speaking in 2014. she was murdered last week in her home in la esperanza in honduras. last year, she won the goldman environmental prize. leading environmentalist in the world. >> and she criticizes hillary clinton's choices where clinton was holding up her actions in honduras as an example of a clear i pregnant is a. that book is effectively a confession. every other country in the world or latin america was demanding restitution of democracy and the return of manuel zelaya. it was clinton who bary -- bacally regated th to secondary concern. creati

the return of the president manuel zelaya became a secondary issue. they were going to be elections in honduras and here she, clinton, recognize they do not to themanuel zelaya presidency. there were going to be elections. the officials, the grand jury accepted this, even though we warned this was going to be very dangerous and that it would permit a barbarity are not only in honduras, but in the rest of the continent, and we have been witnesses to this. amy: that was honduran environmental activist berta caceres speaking in 2014. she was murdered last week in her home in la esperanza in honduras. last year, she won the goldman environmental prize. leading environmentalist in the world. >> and she criticizes hillary clinton's choices where clinton was holding up her actions in honduras as an example of a clear i pregnant is a. that book is effectively a confession. every other country in the world or latin america was demanding restitution of democracy and the return of manuel zelaya. it was clinton who barely -- basically relegated that to secondary

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they did not like zelaya. they thought he was too allied with chavez. and did not overly support the coup, but did not denounce it, either. barack obama was asked about it in the white house and he says, legal.p is not of course it is not legal. no coup is legal. by definition, that is what a coup is, illegal. and they did nothing to help the situation in honduras. clinton -- the state department spokesperson is not even know what to say. it was an embarrassment. they were it not even called out on it. it was a shameful, shameful exhibition. by the u.s.. and in honduras on the ground, it was complete chaos when zelaya tried to fly back in, i was there when the military sought a boy in the head. they kill temples that i followed the family back to their hometown where they buried him and mourned the loss. there was no justice for the . they never figured out who shot him. it was quite clear it was a military gun that fired the bullet that went into his head. the autopsy for the boy was conducted by the government officials, and no one was there to overse

they did not like zelaya. they thought he was too allied with chavez. and did not overly support the coup, but did not denounce it, either. barack obama was asked about it in the white house and he says, legal.p is not of course it is not legal. no coup is legal. by definition, that is what a coup is, illegal. and they did nothing to help the situation in honduras. clinton -- the state department spokesperson is not even know what to say. it was an embarrassment. they were it not even called out on it. it was a shameful, shameful exhibition. by the u.s.. and in honduras on the ground, it was complete chaos when zelaya tried to fly back in, i was there when the military sought a boy in the head. they kill temples that i followed the family back to their hometown where they buried him and mourned the loss. there was no justice for the boy . they never figured out who shot him. it was quite clear it was a military gun that fired the bullet that went into his head. the autopsy for the boy was conducted by the government officials, and no one was there to ov