Radio Progreso is still on the air, reporting on the unfolding situation, despite a military attempt to shut them down 1/2 hour ago. The military vehicles were forced away by the masses of people who came to defend the station. They expect them to return.

With regards to the Arias "Accords" (which can hardly be called that since the de facto government refused to even consider them), it is heartening to see Zelaya's current rhetoric is not conciliatory. He says he has come back to enter into a large-scale dialogue, not with the usurpers, but with the people.