Politics in Honduras

OAS Visit Positive

August 15, 2009 by Catrachita 5 Comments

Friday’s return of the mission sent by the Honduran government to Washington was marked with satisfaction. Mission member Arturo Corrales said the reason for this was that they had met with open ears. According to Corrales, the meeting in Washington was “very deep, and Honduras is starting to be listened (to), which was something we have always demanded.”

During the visit, the mission met with Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS) Jose Miguel Insulza in his Washington home.

Mauricio Villeda, another member of the Honduran mission, said that “the fact that Insulza had opened his house doors to meet with us is a sign of totally opening (up); we arrived full of optimism.”

Corrales said that they returned “happily” because the discussions “were aimed at reconciling the views of the OAS’ foreign ministers.” He added that “when the ministers visit Honduras, the Honduran side wishes they have information from all parts, and it is necessary to listen to different sides.”


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5 Responses to "OAS Visit Positive"

  1. Bob Warren  August 18, 2009 at 11:40 am

    Now that the new American President has had time to pull his foot out of his mouth, perhaps he will take the time to look at the facts this time before he offers support to a Chavez wannabe like Zelaya. Anyone with any sense could see that the people (and legitimate government) of Honduras were acting in strict accordance with their constitution when they kicked Zelaya out of the country! Butt out OBAMA and let the people of Honduras enjoy the democracy they have created! Otherwise, Hondurasns will suffer the same miserable fate as the citizens of Venezuela.

  2. Axel Reyes  August 17, 2009 at 10:47 am

    Thank God, somebody is finally accepting that what hapenned in Honduras at the end of June was a legal act, now they just have to accept that the majority oh Hondurans do not see Socialism as a way out from our economical and social mess, maybe they want to help us fight corruption.

  3. Jordan  August 16, 2009 at 11:06 pm

    I AGREE! About time. People are too busy trying to stop Obama’s socialist health care bill and anything else he is doing that they are overlooking whats going on in Honduras

  4. Free Honduras  August 16, 2009 at 7:24 pm

    Well wait and see. We keep hearing change of view in the wind, but then the governments revert to their same tired speaches and condemnation for Honduras.

  5. Al  August 15, 2009 at 9:03 pm

    IT.S ABOUT TIME!!!!

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