In a statement of 10 points, Micheletti’s interim government regards the position adopted unilaterally, that Zelaya is ignoring the agreement.
The statement said the government hoped that no member of the Verification Committee take sides with any party, or make comments that might complicate the understandings.
In its statement, the government asked the OAS and the international community members, to remain within the parameters of the deal. Particularly those contained in item #3 on “The general elections and the transfer of Government” and on #7, “The normalization of the relations of the Republic of Honduras with the international community.”
He added that Zelaya is trying to act as a “victim” when in reality he has played the leading role in being the “executioner” of himself, by his erratic behavior. Zelaya obviously only intends to again become president, and that it the only part he is willing to fulfill in regards to the agreement, and he has been committed to force compliance with.
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zelaya …is the victem of his own lies and b s . the main one was ”the coup” he went to washington and told clinton about ” the coup ” but….now clinton is not much interested in mel anymore i think it went like this……… about 2 weeks ago clinton send.. thomas shannen ..to honduras he must have gotten instructions to negotiate with the …generals who headed the coup and now they must be in charge of honduras ….. after a few days shannen calls washington………..hillary there are no generals in charge here in honduras ; congress is 100% in charge the vice president is now president hillary i tell you there are no generals in charge ….. and …… in a few weeks they have elections here and 6 persons are running for the presidentsie no generals………so mel made an .ss of himself , hillary and barack ..mel …..next time you go to washington the red carpet has big nails stikking out of it……….but first those 18 charges are still against you with maybe 45 yrs in jail…………… they might vote you back in but only after…. you come out of jail………….
Does anybody really think that z’liar wants to play by the rules??
He has shown that he totally ignores the Constitution and the rule of law, so why should anybody be surprised that he does not want to follow the accord that his people signed on his behalf??
Stay STRONG Honduras….. only 20 more days til the free elections of Honduras……..