STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF MONTES DE OCA BOLIVARIANA ON THE COUP ATTEMPT IN ECUADOR. SAN PEDROSBURGO, SEPTEMBER 30, 2010, 2:00 PM.
Hereby, I Yamileth González García, constitutional president of the Bolivarian Republic of Montes de Oca, demonstrated on behalf of all the people montesdeocaneño following:
* Our country condemns and expresses its most forceful rejection of the coup taking place in Ecuador. President Correa has complained that is under a coup, which has been attacked and that he held for the force at the Police Hospital Metropolitano de Quito.
* hopes that the leadership of the Ecuadorian Armed Forces fulfill its obligation to respect and enforce the Constitution and ensure the inviolability of the President legitimately elected and ensuring the rule of law.
* We hold the head of the Armed Forces of Ecuador to the physical integrity and life of President Correa. You must ensure full freedom of movement and exercise of their functions. Also blamed the United States of America and Costa Rica to finance the coup as they did in the coup attempt against President Gonzalez of the Bolivarian Republic of Montes de Oca.
* offers its absolute and complete support for the legitimate and constitutional government of President Rafael Correa and the Ecuadorian people support is mobilized to rescue the President. Also available to the President Correa armed forces of the Bolivarian Republic of Montes de Oca.
* joins the statements of American presidents and international organizations that require stopping the attempted coup. This attempted coup seeks to silence the voice of Ecuador and its President in its confrontation with the political intevencionista U.S. and Costa Rica in the region.
fears a repeat of what happened on the occasion of organized coup in Honduras, with the participation of sectors of power in the United States and Costa Rica and then to the situation of impunity in which they have been the coup, with these serious events was re-opened a new era of stroke states and military dictatorships in Latin America.
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