U.S. DEBATES HONDURAS COUP DE’ ÉTA - The international community has rejected the coup d’état in Honduras. The Organization of American States has given a 72-hour deadline to the de facto government to reinstate president Manuel Zelaya or Honduras will be expelled from the organism. The incident has become the first test for the Obama administration on its new relation with Latin America. For Honduran émigrés it is a debate on the future of a fragile democracy in a country with a long history of coups. Marco Vinicio Gonzalez reports from New York.

CHILDREN TRAGEDY AND MEXICAN ELECTIONS - The fire accident in a daycare on the northern state of Sonora, Mexico has impacted the whole country. To date there are 48 children dead. The tragedy confronts state and federal agencies in the country, and unveils serious irregularities and corruption that surround these private businesses. Like few times in history, Sonora’s society has thrown themselves to the streets to demand justice for the victims. This, as Francisco Tapia Guzman reports from Hermosillo, could impact the results of Sunday’s mid-term elections.