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Zelaya
Reveals Plan to Extend the Coup
TEGUCIGALPA - Constitutional Honduras
President, Manuel Zelaya, alerted Wednesday
the international community about the
existence of a coupist plan to extend their
stay in power.
Zelaya also demanded the OAS mission now in
Honduras, not to fall into the trap of the
de facto regime's chief, Roberto Micheletti,
who is trying to stay in power more than 100
days.
The legitimate head of State declared he is
in favor of the dialogue to resolve the
crisis, but also expressed his suspicion
about the real intentions of those who
usurped the government.
"Micheletti had forgotten the San Jose
agreement and he pretends through ploys to
stage another plot to extend his power and
to avoid the people's and the international
community's mandates", denounced Zelaya.
He also remembered the agreement set out as
first point his reinstatement saying: "that
must be effective before October 15 to
celebrate the elections next November 29."
Delegations of the legitimate government and
the putschits will meet Wednesday here
before the OAS mission that is trying to
find a pacific way out to the crisis after
the coup of last June 28.
Juan Barahona, representative of the
National Front against the Coup, member of
the delegation, asserted the solution to the
conflict goes inexorably by Zelaya's
restitution in government.
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