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Is the de facto government of Honduras willing to find a way for Zelaya to return? This is one of the key questions in Latin America today.
As I reported yesterday, the Obama administration is ratcheting up the pressure. Will that cause the Micheletti government to dig in its heels or look for a negotiated solution?
The coming days and weeks will reveal the answer.
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Inside South America is written by Jim Wyss, the South America bureau chief for the Miami Herald and McClatchy Newspapers.
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Honduras is not in South America.
Posted by: Jose | September 06, 2009 at 09:57 PM
keep the leftist out of honduras. obamas yellowness is unbelievable.
Posted by: hoz'a | September 17, 2009 at 09:54 AM