Honduran de facto leaders and deposed President Manuel Zelaya have agreed to restart talks, in a breakthrough in a crisis that has gripped ...
An OAS-led delegation to Honduras seeking a way out of the political crisis here said Tuesday it had failed to negotiate a resolution ...
The Honduran regime on Sunday said it would turn back a high-level delegation from the Organization of American States that is seeking a negotiated solution to the political crisis triggered by a coup. The delegation, including the foreign ministers of Argentina, Mexico, ...
Honduras' coup-installed president prohibits visit of crisis negotiators from OAS Honduras' interim government announced Sunday that it was canceling a visit by foreign delegates aimed at resolving the country's political crisis because it could not accept the participation of a regional official ...
Secretary General of the Organization of American States Jose Miguel Insulza speaks during a press conference in San Jose, Monday, Aug. 3, 2009. Insulza is in Costa Rica to meet with Spain's Deputy Prime Minister Maria Teresa Fernandez, Costa Rica's President Oscar ...
Delegates for ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya and his country's interim leader were due to hold a second day of crisis talks Friday with both sides said to be digging in their heels. President of the Organization of American States, Jose Miguel ...
Honduran coup leaders faced further isolation on Monday, after blocking ousted President Manuel Zelaya from flying into the capital's airport, where soldiers killed two of his supporters, according to police. Zelaya's attempt to return to the polarized nation one week after he ...
Ousted President Manuel Zelaya has vowed to return to Honduras on Sunday accompanied by a handful of Latin American leaders, stirring up fears of a violent showdown in the polarized nation. The Central American nation headed toward increasing isolation Saturday as the ...
Honduras headed toward international isolation Saturday after the country's coup leaders said they would pull out of the Organization of American States, amid fears of a violent showdown here. OAS Secretary General Jose Miguel Insulza -- who warned of increasing tension and ...
The political and diplomatic crisis around Honduras deepened Saturday after the country's coup leaders announced they were pulling out of the Organization of American States in the face of an almost certain suspension by the international body. OAS Secretary General Jose Miguel ...
