Honduras' ousted President Manuel Zelaya greets supporters inside the Brazilian embassy after his arrival in Tegucigalpa on Monday. Edgard Garrido/REUTERSOusted President Returns to Honduras -- New York Times
MEXICO CITY — The deposed president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, returned to his country on Monday, declaring that he had come to negotiate an end to the political crisis there. But the de facto government that ousted him denied he was in the country.
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2 comments:
What a warm greet Zelaya had given to his supporters in picture. A simply negotiate can do end the political crisis may be but that must be in right manner.
just let's work towards freedom in this county so that their people can stay there or go back to their homeland...this would make them happy.
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