Reverting Honduran
Coup A Challenge For International
Community: Zelaya
TEGUCIGALPA - Ousted Honduran President
Manuel Zelaya said on Tuesday that reverting
the coup in Honduras is a challenge for the
international community.
Zelaya said the international community has
many things to do for the democratic
principles put forth by the Organization of
American States and the United Nations.
During his visit to the Mexican official
residence Los Pinos, Zelaya said he will
continue to use pacific methods to recover
his office.
Zelaya said that the Honduran people have
been staging civil, pacific resistance to
the post-coup government for 34 days, with
one single strike involving more than 60,000
teachers, workers and representatives of
other organizations.
He also accused the post-coup leadership of
having become a dictatorship that represses
the people and causes bloodshed.
Zelaya arrived on Monday night in Mexico
City and received a grand welcome for a head
of state. He was accompanied by the foreign
minister in his government, Patricia Rodas,
Honduran Ambassador to Mexico Rosalinda
Bueso, and other officials from his cabinet.
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