CNN iReport

Dear CNN,   As you can see from your footages, the minority of people are in favor of Mel Zelaya’s intentions of modifying the constitution to remain in power, following Hugo Chavez regime. Your interviews with Mel Zelaya are converting him in a martyr and the world is confused about his declarations and the intentions of the Honduran people. 90% of the Honduras are very happy that democracy, freedom, and sovereignty will prevail with Zelaya’s destitution and Congress naming a new president. We would like for you to interview current Government officials which were being obliged to vote in the poll Zelaya was promoting in order for them to keep their jobs. Zelaya’s abuse of authority can be well supported by these people and his corruption acts during all of his presidential term have basically left him almost alone in his fight against the “imperialists”… he has bought consciences and those are the few radicals that you see in your footages supporting him. Please avoid further declarations from Zelaya until you have a broader point of view of what really is happening to our country. We the Hondurans do not consider the military actions and the naming of a provisional president as a coup d’etat, we feel that it responds to the Honduran’s need to keep the institutional order and stop these corruption acts. I consider that CNN is responsible of doing investigative journalism and any biased coverage of news should be an alert for your prestigious company that corruption has made its way into your reporters. We urge you to analyze this issue because if this is not corrected you are promoting an international caos and playing on Hugo Chavez’s team.   I am attaching a picture of Zelaya as a young radical, for you to see if he is a trustworthy source.   Best regards, Alex Ulloa