2011 in Honduras

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List of events in the year 2011 in Honduras.

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Events
  • February 3: At least 18 people died after a bus accident near Tegucigalpa.
  • February 14: Central American Airways Flight 731 crashes outside Tegucigalpa, all the 14 passengers and crew are killed.[1]
  • March 8: General teacher's strike during five weeks. The government declared it as "illegal".
  • April 9: Honduran president Porfirio Lobo, Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos and Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez met in Cartagena de Indias to accord the return of ousted Honduran president Manuel Zelaya.[2]
  • May 28: Ousted and exiled ex-president Manuel Zelaya returns to Honduras after the meeting of Honduras', Colombia's and Venezuela's presidents.[3]
  • August 2: Second major teacher's strike.
  • August 20: Tropical Storm Harvey passes near Atlantic's coast.[4]
  • September 15: Honduras' independence day celebrations.
  • October 20: Heavy storms and floods causes at least 50 deaths in the south of Honduras, specially in the Choluteca Department.
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References
  1. http://planecrashinfo.com/2011/2011-5.htm
  2. "Zelaya respalda reunión de Santos, Chávez y Lobo". Elespectador.com.
  3. the CNN Wire Staff. "Ousted ex-President Zelaya returns to Honduras - CNN.com". Edition.cnn.com.
  4. "Tropical Storm Harvey forms, nears Honduras". NBC News. 2011-08-19.
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