This excellent piece by Francisco Toro at The New Republic provides some very important context that most of the media has missed regarding the situation in Honduras. The most important thing you probably haven’t heard on CNN:  Article 42 of the Honduran Constitution specifically makes “inciting, promoting, or supporting the continuation or re-election of the President of the Republic” one of six crimes for which one can lose Honduran citizenship. That provision is specifically named later as one of the so-called “cast-in-stone” provisions that cannot be changed “en ningún caso” — under any circumstance (see Article 374). Honduran presidents can serve only one term, period, end of story.

In that context, the arrest and exile of President Manuel Zelaya, at the order of the Supreme Court, actually does make a lot more sense legally than you might otherwise suspect.