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Military forces removed Honduran leader Manuel Zelaya from office, on June 28, 2009, and sent him into exile. The Honduran Congress subsequently approved a replacement acting leader.

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The Supreme Court, the Congress, and the military recommended that voters stay home because the referendum would be neither fair nor safe to voters. The National consumer Rights Commissioner, Ramón Custodio, said "I would tell the people to stay calmly at home in order not to get involved in any incident or any violence by going to vote 'no,' because they might be assaulted by these mobs," referring to Zelaya's supporters.

A document regarding the sigbusiness on the supposed letter of resignation broadcasted by TeleSUR. It compares the sigbusiness of Zelaya in the letter of resignation and Zelaya's sigbusiness in the document of adhesion of Honduras in ALBA.