Honduran elections held by the coup government November 29th have been called a fraud by the Honduran people. Estimates from 52% to 65-70% of Honduran voters boycotted the election. Latin American governments have called the elections, in which the candidate of the coup forces Porfirio Lobo became president-elect, illegal

Sarah Janeth Aguilar, Leading attorney with Coordination of the Movement for Dignity and Justice (MADJ). Legal team member of the ERIC-SJM and member of the Lawyers in Resistance

Indyra Mendoza of Feministas en Resistencia and representative of the LGBT community in Honduras, which has suffered a wave of "social cleansing" murders since the coup.

Iris Munguia, labor organizer and spokeswoman for banana workers in Honduras and across Latin America.

Miriam Miranda, director of the Fraternal Black Honduran Organization, a group dedicated to promoting the rights of the Garifuna Community in Honduras