[Report originally For Official Use Only - FOUO)
As of 1800 GMT on 29 June, Honduran media monitored by OSC/PA are observed to behave as follows:
Television
Tegucigalpa Channel 3 Television in Spanish -- Private television station, part of the Televicentro Group, owned by the Ferrari family: Cartoons
Tegucigalpa Channel 5 Television in Spanish -- Private television station, part of the Televicentro Group, owned by the Ferrari family: Soap operas
Tegucigalpa Channel 7 Television in Spanish -- Private television station, part of the Televicentro Group, owned by the Ferrari family: Soap operas
Tegucigalpa Channel 8 Television in Spanish -- Official government television channel: off the air since 28 June
San Pedro Sula Channel 9 Vica Television in Spanish -- Private television station owned by the Sikaffy family: Movies
Tegucigalpa Channel 11 Television in Spanish -- Television station owned by the Rosenthal family, supporters of the Zelaya administration: Soap operas (this channel was one of the few that reported on the coup on 28 June)
Tegucigalpa Channel 12 Television in Spanish -- Private television station: Music videos (this channel was one of the few that reported on the coup on 28 June)
Tegucigalpa Channel 13 Hondured Television in Spanish -- Private television station rebroadcasting Caracas Telesur and Voice of America programming: Rebroadcast of sports program.
Tegucigalpa Channel 36 Pueblovision Television: Off the air since 28 June.
Tegucigalpa Channel 48 Television in Spanish -- Catholic Church-run television station: Program on health issues.
Tegucigalpa Channel 51 Televista Television in Spanish -- Private television station: news program reporting on the coup.
Tegucigalpa Maya TV in Spanish -- Cable television station: music videos
Tegucigalpa Channel 100 Television Educativa Nacional in Spanish -- Quasi-government sponsored television station: program on agricultural techniques to grow onions .
Split screen from Telesur: on the left, "what Honduran private media outlets are showing," and on the right, "the current situation in the Government Palace" (29 Jun)
Caracas Telesur Television in Spanish -- Venezuelan-led regional satellite channel -- claims to be "the only" television station reporting live from Tegucigalpa; says its reporters in Tegicugalpa "are running many risks" as they report live.
Radio
Tegucigalpa Voz de Honduras in Spanish -- Right of center; leading radio network: News program with reporting on coup.
Tegucigalpa Radio America in Spanish: News program with reporting on coup.
Internet newspapers
Front page of the hardcopy edition of Tiempo (29 Jun)
San Pedro Sula Tiempo.hn in Spanish -- Website of left-of-center daily owned by Grupo Continental; URL:
http://www.tiempo.hn/ http://www.tiempo.hn/ : updating regularly
San Pedro Sula La Prensa.hn in Spanish -- Website of independent daily published by Organizacion Publicitaria; Circulation 60,000; URL:
http://www.laprensahn.com/ http://www.laprensahn.com/ : updating regularly, including Twitter.
Tegucigalpa La Tribuna Online in Spanish -- Website of independent, pluralist daily; founded by Oscar Armando Flores and owned by family of former President Carlos Flores; URL:
http://www.latribuna.hn/ http://www.latribuna.hn/ : updating regularly
Tegucigalpa El Heraldo.hn in Spanish -- Website of national independent centrist daily published by Publicaciones y Noticias and founded by Jorge Larach; URL:
http://www.heraldohn.com/ez : updating regularly, including Twitter.
Government websites
Tegucigalpa Presidency of the Republic of Honduras in Spanish -- Official website of the Honduran Presidency; URL:
http://www.presidencia.gob.hn/ http://www.presidencia.gob.hn --unavailable
Tegucigalpa Secretaria de Relaciones Exteriores in Spanish -- Official website of the Honduran Ministry of Foreign Relations; URL:
http://www.sre.hn/ http://www.sre.hn -- has not updated since 25 June.
