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INSIDECOSTARICA.COM |  CENTRAL AMERICA NEWS |    Wednesday 08 December 2010

Zelaya Not Negotiating His Return to Honduras

TEGUCIGALPA -  Former Honduran President Manuel Zelaya denied Tuesday any rapprochement with the government of Porfirio Lobo for the restoration of democratic and constitutional rights and his return to the country.

In a letter released Tuesday Zelaya dismissed the speculative handling of the crisis and said that for 11 months, rumors have been used to attract attention and to cover up serious issues affecting the Honduran people.

Given the proliferation of versions on alleged arrangements over his return, Zelaya said that no group is authorized by him to make any negotiations on his behalf.

Zelaya made an appeal to the United States to act without ambiguity this time, because they contributed with their conduct to worsen the tragedy the Honduran people lived, which has already cost many lives.

Zelaya was kidnapped and taken forcibly to Costa Rica by masked soldiers during the military coup of June 28, 2009.

After several attempts to return, on September 21, 2010 he returned by surprise to the country and spent three months in the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa, until his departure for the Dominican Republic, where he is residing today.

 

 

 

 
 
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