Zelaya met yesterday with the U.S. ambassador to Honduras, Hugo Llorens, in Nicaragua, but Zelaya’s foreign minister, Patricia Rodas, told the Telesur network that “it has been a meeting of repetitions, of positions that can’t be negotiated. They didn’t come with a change, nor any new proposal.”
Zelaya told reporters after the three-hour meeting that he asked for Washington to apply pressure on the interim government “with more energy, more strength and greater decisiveness.”
Zelaya adviser Milton Jimenez said a proposal would be brought up in the OAS for other countries to extend visa cancellations to a broader range of those involved in his ouster, as well as freezing their bank accounts.
