Effort to end Honduras political crisis hits a new roadblock
By Tyler Bridges, McClatchy Newspapers Tyler Bridges, Mcclatchy Newspapers – 1 hr 32 mins ago
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — Efforts to return deposed Honduran President Manuel Zelaya to power hit a new roadblock Sunday when the country's de facto government canceled an upcoming visit by foreign envoys who're seeking to resolve the Central American nation's six-week-old political crisis.
Honduras' interim government said it couldn't accept a delegation led by Jose Miguel Insulza , the secretary general of the Organization of American States , because of what it called his "lack of objectivity, impartiality and professionalism."
Sunday's announcement was an about-face by de facto Honduran President Roberto Micheletti , who on Friday said he welcomed the envoys' visit.
"They just want to stall and delay things," said Carlos Sosa , who was Zelaya's OAS ambassador, said by telephone from Washington , where the organization is based. "They hope by delaying things they can have an election and the world will recognize it."
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