Posted on 10/13/2009 7:04:24 PM PDT by Texas Fossil
As the OAS-sanctioned negotiations between the delegations of deposed president Manuel Zelaya and current President Roberto Micheletti resumed today, there is dissention in the Zelaya camp. Yesterday, organized labor leader Juan Barahona, resigned from the ex-president’s negotiating team. Apparently, Mr. Barahona is unwilling to sign on to that portion of the ‘San Jose Accords’ that requires the abandonment of any attempt to modify the Honduran Constitution.
(Excerpt) Read more at examiner.com ...
Viva! Honduras.
“Although Zelaya has pledged to accept the terms of the Arias proposal, he has not abandoned his intent to hold the referendum. Instead, he has said he’s willing to wait until next year.”
Zelaya is a Liar.
So, basically they admit that Micheletti is defending the Constitution.
Thank you.
The article makes a statement about the most difficult part of the deal - reinstating Zelaya. But Zelaya is constitutionally ineligible to be President because of his actions as President.
The legitimate government needs to continue negotiating for another month. Then elections will be held and a new president sworn in. The matter will be moot then.
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