The National Front against the Coup d’Etat made the announcement this Wednesday, when one of the group’s representatives said among objectives of the commission is the creation of Solidarity Committees and to have Hondurans living abroad join the fight against the de facto regime.

The commission will facilitate the reception of economic aid from other countries by opening a bank account that will be made public. It will also promote the activities of the resistance movement through the internet, Prensa Latina news agency reported.

The Front, which includes unions, farmers, students, and women’s organizations, among other progressive groups, carried out a national assembly last Sunday when it was agreed to lead a structuring process that will take about three months.