Ousted Honduran President returns home after 86 days in exile, camped out at the Brazilian embassy after being given amnesty. The coup regime responds with vicious crackdowns. Repression is the order of the day in the neighborhoods of the Honduran capital, forcing the poor to fight or starve. Segment 1 (11:11 min)

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