Fausta Wertz writing in RealClear World has some details but a lot is unclear at this hour. What we know is that about 200 Honduran troops surrounded the presidential palace and, according to an aide to President Manuel Zelaya, arrested him and have taken him to a military base where it is rumored he will be flown to Venezuala where he can cry on the shoulder of his buddy Hugo Chavez.Zelaya was trying to amend the constitution to give him another term. When the Army chief refused to distribute the ballots, he was fired and the other armed forces chiefs resigned in protest. The legislature passed a law making it illegal to hold such a referendum 180 days before or after a an election and the Supreme Court ruled the referendum illegal.Fausta says that didn't stop Zelaya:Zelaya insists on holding the referendum and refers to these actions as "a technical coup". UN General Assembly president Miguel D'Escoto - the same guy who declared Fidel Castro "the closest thing we...(Read Full Post)