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Roundup: Int'l community expresses concern over military coup in Honduras

BEIJING, June 29 (Xinhua) -- The international community has expressed concern over Sunday's military coup in Honduras that ousted President Manuel Zelaya and forced him to go in exile in Costa Rica.

Zelaya was detained by soldiers and then flown to Costa Rica on Sunday, shortly before a disputed referendum for constitutional change was set to start. The constitutional change is expected to allow Zelaya to run for another term.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is deeply concerned about the latest development in Honduras, and calls on all Hondurans to make efforts to peacefully resolve their differences, a UN ...

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