Costa Rica To Withdraw Honduran Diplomats'
Accreditation
The Costa Rican government announced on
Tuesday that it would disavow Honduran
ambassadress Koritza Suazo, as it was
requested by ousted Honduran president
Manuel Zelaya.
Costa Rican Foreign Minister Bruno Stagno
told the press that his government had
decided to call off the diplomatic
accreditation to Suazo.
Suazo is a member of the defacto Honduran
government of Roberto Micheletti, who is not
recognized as Honduran president by the
Latin American nations.
Ousted Honduran Foreign Minister Patricia
Rodas sent a letter to Costa Rican
government requesting the disavowing of
Suazo as Honduran ambassadress.
"We respect the communications with Foreign
Minister Patricia Rodas, so we will do due
procedure and report the result to the
Honduran authorities, " said Stagno.
San Jose ratified its support to Zelaya as
legitimate president of Honduras.
Costa Rica will "withdraw the accreditations
and give new ones," Stagno added.
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