Exiled Zelaya Threatens Honduras Govt With "Violence" -- AFP
TEGUCIGALPA (AFP) – Ousted President Manuel Zelaya has threatened the interim government of Honduras with "generalized violence" if he is not restored to power.
"Either the coup is reversed or generalized violence is coming," Zelaya warned the interim government headed by Roberto Micheletti in an interview Friday with Nicaragua's state-owned Channel 4 TV.
"The people have the right to protest, to insurrection. This is the case of the Honduran people, which is being brutally repressed," he said.
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