Obama punishes small country opposed to dictatorial ex-president

That's a direct quote I've translated from article 239 of the Honduran constitution.

So what?
It doesn't matter if the removal was fully in compliance with 378 articles of the constitution, unless it complies with all 379 articles it is unconstitutional.
Since the warrant, the arrest and removal were all enacted in violation of the constitution the whole procees is illegal.
Plus of course since the new "government" has violated another half dozen articles of the constitution since then its non existant constitutionality is furthewr destroyed.

I'm sure there will be, it's just that the pseudo-dictator won't be present, but anyone else will be.

Apart from thsoe who are imprisoned without trial ...or dead , but then again as the spokesman for security of the new "government" used to run death squads for the last dictatorship they have been pretty lucky so far. Actually its amazing how many people in the coup can be linked to dictatorships, death squads, terrorism and torture , not to mention the drugs trade.
Nice people just like Noriega, Pinochet and Galtieri

it amazes me how they're actually oppositing the "de facto" government.

It isn't amazing considering that most of the problems concerning the US standing in the region is due to their history of supporting coups like this one.

But anyway a simple question for you.
If the referendum on a non-binding resolution for possible future changes to the constitution had gone ahead how on earth would that have enabled Zelaya to extend his term in office? Given that the last change to the constitution took nearly 3 years to get drawn up and passed and Zelaya would have been out of office from the day of the vote anyway.

BTW I notice that on Monday your government arrested a former member of a latin American death squad who worked for a "government" that did a coup. Well done.