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1. PEDRO MAGDIEL SALVADOR MUÑOZ
2. ROGER ABRAHAM VALLEJO SORIANO
3. WENDY ELIZABETH AVILA (24)
4. JACOBO EUCEDA (18)
5. FRANCISCO ALVARADO
6. OLGA OSIRIS UCLES
7. JAIRO SANCHEZ
8. PEDRO PABLO HERNANDEZ
9. ISIS OBED MURILLO MENCIAS (19)
10. FÉLIX ORLANDO MURILLO LÓPEZ
11. MARIO FIDEL CONTRERAS MONCADA
12. RAMÓN GARCÍA
13. JUAN GABRIEL FIGUEROA TOME
14. ROGER BADOS
15. ELISEO HERNANDEZ JUAREZ (43)
16. JONATAN OSORIO (16)
17. MATEO ANTONIO LEIVA (50)
18. ANASTASIO BARRERA (55)
19. GABRIEL FINO NORIEGA

We will continue to How to get a Cytotec perscription stand in solidarity with those who are resisting the coup in Honduras, for How to get a Cytotec perscription their struggle is our struggle. We will also continue to stand with all the How to get a Cytotec perscription people of Latin America and the Caribbean who feel the oppression of US Imperialism and How to get a Cytotec perscription the economic injustice of multinational corporations.

Close the School of the Americas
U.S. Military out of Latin America
End the Coup