Mel Zelaya
Manuel 'Mel' Zelaya is a former president of Honduras who served from 2006 until his ousting in a coup in 2009. He has remained a significant figure in Honduran politics, and his family continues to be involved in various political controversies, as highlighted by the recent attention surrounding the narcovideo of his brother 'Carlón'.
Born on Sep 20, 1952 (73 years old)
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Guyana:
Former President Mel Zelaya called for supporters of the ruling LIBRE party to protest and demand a hand recount.
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Honduras:
Mel Zelaya, the former president, claimed that Jorge Aldana won the elections and is demanding a recount.
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Honduras:
Mel Zelaya is the former president of Honduras and is associated with the leftist opposition party, LIBRE.
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Honduras:
Mel Zelaya was mentioned in relation to Cesia Mejía's situation and the challenges she faces.
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Honduras:
Mel Zelaya is mentioned in the context of having a limited number of votes left.
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Honduras:
Roberto Contreras accuses Mel Zelaya of political persecution against him.
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Honduras:
Nasralla accused Mel Zelaya of being involved in actions that hinder the electoral process.
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Honduras:
Mel Zelaya is mentioned as the former president linked to the alleged audios and political maneuvers.
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Honduras:
Mel Zelaya is mentioned as a source of political pressure in the context of the accusations against Morazán.
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Honduras:
Mel Zelaya is the former president of Honduras who was targeted in a plot against his life.
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