pajamasmedia.com - 29 days ago
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Due to tremendous pressure applied by the United States Department of State, Zelaya is on the road to reinstatement as president of Honduras.
Honduran government caves into US pressure, agrees to Zelaya’s restitution
faustasblog.com 10/30/2009 —
The BBC phrases it tactfully: Honduras rivals resolve deadlock
The interim leader of Honduras says he is ready to sign a pact to end its crisis which could include the return of ousted President Manuel Zelaya.
Roberto Micheletti said the agreement would create a power-sharing government ...
Return of the Honduran Prodigal -- By: NRO Staff
corner.nationalreview.com 30 days ago — On October 28, Robert Micheletti’s interim government and ex-president Manuel Zelaya reportedly agreed to a formula that should restore “pariah” Honduras to the ranks of normal states. It should also permit Hondurans to elect their next president on ...
Honduras: Solution or Stall?
thenation.com 29 days ago — Greg Grandin Roberto Micheletti has agreed to a plan to end the country's political impasse and restore Zelaya to power. But the coup government is already looking for loopholes.
Honduras & U.S. -- By: NRO Staff
corner.nationalreview.com 28 days ago — My initial concern about the Micheletti-Zelaya accord has been mostly allayed. The first press reports , from the MSM were in error, not surprisingly. (Most U.S. and Latin media have been partial to Zelaya, or uninformed, or both). This may well ...
Zelaya upbeat on Honduras deal —
Rantburg
Manuel Zelaya, the ousted Honduran president, has said he is hopeful that his country's political crisis will soon be over. Speaking to Al Jazeera in an interview broadcast on Sunday, Zelaya called for congress to "reverse the coup" that forced him from power.
"If the national ...
Micheletti adviser says Zelaya's not coming back —
Majikthise
Yesterday, I expressed skepticism that the so-called breakthrough agreement to end coup-induced constitutional crisis in Honduras would actually bring deposed President Mel Zelaya back to power. An adviser to the leader of the coup regime basically admitted to Bloomberg that the prospect of a ...
Potential Deal Reached In Honduras —
Ace of Spades HQ
Looks like there will be a temporary power sharing agreement that lets Zelaya back in but with some limitations on his power. The deal, struck late on Thursday, will allow the country's Congress to vote on whether Mr. Zelaya, forced...
A Deal in Honduras? —
The Agonist - thoughtful, global, timely
There may be a deal to bring the coup in Honduras to an end. From the Latin American Herald Tribune :
Negotiators for ousted Honduras President Manuel Zelaya and current Honduras President Roberto Micheletti have reached an agreement to bring an end to a months-long political standoff ...
Honduras deal: Breakthrough or fig leaf? —
Majikthise
Real Eyes Realize Real Lies , originally uploaded by Lindsay Beyerstein . The media are jubilant because the State Department has finally brokered a deal to "resolve" the standoff in Honduras between the ruling junta and ousted President Mel Zelaya. The accord between Zelaya and ...
Honduras Folds Part 2 —
Nice Deb
There were reports a couple of weeks ago , that Honduras had caved in to US pressure, but those reports appeared to be premature, being replaced by a rumor that Zelaya would be instead, be charged for his many crimes, and exiled to Spain.
But today, it appears finally, that the Honduran ...
Honduras Wins, Zelaya (And Obama) Loses —
The Iconic Midwest
There was never going to be a scenario in which the big bully (i.e. the Obama administration) wasn't going to be allowed to save face, but in the end of the day Honduras wins big here: Honduran rivals agree a deal to end crisis Honduras' de facto government has accepted a U.S.-driven deal that ...
A Resolution in Honduras? —
PoliBlog: A Rough Draft of my Thoughts
The BBC reports: Honduras rivals resolve deadlock :
The interim leader of Honduras says he is ready to sign a pact to end its crisis which could include the return of ousted President Manuel Zelaya.
Roberto Micheletti said the agreement would create a power-sharing government and ...
State Department changes tack on Honduras —
The Cable
After weeks of little progress, the State Department
is reversing its policy of freezing out the de facto regime in Honduras.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
spoke with both current leader Roberto
Micheletti and ousted President Manuel
Zelaya over the weekend and a full administration team ...
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