WORLD BRIEFING / HONDURAS
Talks to resolve the crisis in Honduras after a coup began with both sides holding closed-door meetings with Costa Rican President Oscar Arias in San Jose.
Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya left Arias’ home shortly before the arrival of the man who replaced him, Roberto Micheletti.
Zelaya called for “the reestablishment of the state of law, democracy and the return of the president elected by the Honduran people.”
Micheletti insists that Zelaya was legitimately removed from office for allegedly violating the constitution.
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