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Jose's son, 19-year old Isis Obed, was shot and killed on July 5, as he and thousands of others clamored for the return of President Manual Zelaya who'd been deposed in a military coup a week earlier and was trying to land at Tegucigalpa's airport in a chartered airplane.

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A previous effort by Mr. Zelaya to land at Tegucigalpa's airport led to the death of a protester in clashes with troops.

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Mr. Zelaya's first attempt earlier this month to land in Tegucigalpa's airport as hundreds of his partisans tried to take over the landing field left one protester dead after clashes with soldiers, police and demonstrators; Mr. Zelaya's plane was diverted out of the country.

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Tegucigalpa's Palmira neighborhood erupted into violence at around 5 in the morning.

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USAID is providing $30 million to purchase and distribute plastic sheeting, blankets and other relief supplies, procure food locally, provide health, water and sanitation services (including restoration of Tegucigalpa's water system), and purchase supplies for road repair and reconstruction.

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Tegucigalpa's gala events, the inspection of her newly reformed police force.

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Violent protests for and against the removal of Zelaya were staged near the presidential palace and Tegucigalpa's main square following the coup.

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Zelaya's flight from neighboring Nicaragua landed at Tegucigalpa's international airport, where thousands of his supporters had set up a tent camp nearby, dancing and singing to celebrate his arrival.

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Violent protests for and against the removal of Zelaya were staged near the presidential palace and Tegucigalpa's main square following the coup.

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The Venezuelan-owned plane carrying the 59-year-old ex-president took off from neighbouring Nicaragua and landed in the afternoon at Tegucigalpa's international airport, where thousands of his supporters had set up a tent camp nearby, dancing and singing to celebrate his arrival.

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