Frederick Chiluba was born on the 30th of April 1943 in Zambia and later rose to become the democratically elected president of the country in 1991 under the Movement for Multiparty Democracy, in a multiparty presidential election after being a trade union leader.
He succeeded President Kenneth Kaunda and got re-elected in 1996 after a successful first tenure in office, but failed a third tenure bid in 2001. His party rather preferred Levy Mwanawasa who contested on their platform and won the election.
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Something important happened on November 29, 2009 in the country of Honduras. You will not see much about it on the news in the U.S. in the main stream news media. The Obama administration likely wants to keep it as quiet as possible, therefore the mainstream media will keep it quiet for them.
There was a presidential election in Honduras, to elect a new president to replace the interim president, who was serving after the Honduran supreme court had to oust the former president to save the country from becoming a dictatorship.
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The Reagan coalition was a group of voters brought together by Republican Ronald Reagan in order to establish a major political realignment with his massive victory in the 1980 United States Presidential Election. Democrat Jimmy Carter’s failure in majority of socio-economic groups made the formation of the Reagan Coalition possible.
The Past:
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