Which, in a way, is precisely what they did

Since you seem to have missed it the first time:

o usando medios o procedimientos que quebranten o desconozcan lo que esta Constitución y las leyes establecen.

or through means and procedures that violate those set forth by the Constitution and the law, or that are not found therein.

The fact that you do not like Zelaya, and the strong possibility that he was going to commit an impeachable offense, do not change the fact that his removal was a blatant violation of the Honduran Constitution. The rest of the government knew what it was supposed to do. They decided instead to sic the Army after him. They have therefore lost the right to call themselves a government.

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Which, in a way, is precisely what they did – and if the Honduran authorities style Micheletti as President, I’m not going to dispute them – just as I don’t dispute Chavez’ title, even though he’s clearly a tyrant.

their leader President Roberto Micheletti.

How is Micheletti the President? Zelaya has not resigned. He has not been convicted of any crime. Although the process to remove him was begun, it was never completed. The Honduran Constitution does not give the Supreme Court the power to remove the President. It does however say this:

Nadie debe obediencia a un gobierno usurpador ni a quienes asuman funciones o empleos públicos por la fuerza de las armas o usando medios o procedimientos que quebranten o desconozcan lo que esta Constitución y las leyes establecen. Los actos verificados por tales autoridades son nulos. el pueblo tiene derecho a recurrir a la insurrección en defensa del orden constitucional.

No one owes obedience to a government that has usurped power, or to anyone who has assumed their position and authority through force of arms, or through means and procedures that violate those set forth by the Constitution and the law, or that are not found therein. Actions taken by such authorities are without legal weight. The people have the right to engage in insurrection in defense of the constitutional order.

Ah, but that isn’t what happened at all – Zelaya was plotting a coup using a pre-rigged vote to get himself installed as President-for-Life on the model of Hugo Chavez. The Honduran democracy thwarted him – Congress, Courts and Army uniting against the would-be tyrant.

Hey Mark, is that what you’re hoping for here? Are you calling for the destruction of American Democracy? When the minority doesn’t like election results, they should get guns and take over? Are you saying it’s not one-man-one-vote, but one-bullet-one-vote?

I expect to see you rioting in the street of New York when Bloomberg pulls the exact same stunt Zelaya tried to pull.

God bless democracy. God bless America.

Did you click on the link to see what AFP described as “hundreds” of anti-Zelaya demonstrators?