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...ally to return to power. </p><p>Over Republicans' objections, the Obama administration has joined Venezuela and the rest of Latin America and Europe in calling for Micheletti to step aside in favor of Zelaya. </p><p>Following his...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Roberto Micheletti, Honduras, Supreme Court, Tegucigalpa, and Attorney General

...Zelaya," Ros-Lehtinen said in a telephone interview. She'd prefer that the Obama administration break ranks with the rest of Latin America and Europe and drop its support for Zelaya. "To reinstate Zelaya to power would be the wrong...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Honduras, Arturo Valenzuela, State Department, U.S., Jim DeMint, Hugo Chavez, and Barack Obama

So what should Obama be doing? The U.S. and Europe have each suspended almost $100 million in aid to Honduras, while the U.S. has canceled diplomatic visas for a few officials tied to the coup. But Honduras' provisional President,...

In this article: Barack Obama, Hugo Chavez, Latin America, Manuel Zelaya, Honduras, U.S., Washington, Carlos Andres Perez, Democracy, and Roberto Micheletti

...who live in poverty. Appearing on national television with 34 election observers from the United States, Europe and Latin America late Saturday, the president said Honduras is undergoing a "peaceful, humane transition. ... Not violence."

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Supreme Court, Democracy, Tegucigalpa, Hugo Chavez, Honduras, and Latin America

TEGUCIGALPA, July 21 (Reuters) - The United States and Europe stepped up pressure on Honduras' de facto government on Tuesday as deposed President Manuel Zelaya and his supporters called on Washington to pave the way for his return. With...

In this article: Barack Obama, Manuel Zelaya, Michelle Malkin, Beneficiary, Medicaid, State Children's Health Insurance Program, Oscar Arias, and United States

By Simon Gardner The United States and Europe stepped up pressure on Honduras' de facto government on Tuesday as deposed President Manuel Zelaya and his supporters called on Washington to pave the way for his return. With negotiations...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Honduras, Oscar Arias, Barack Obama, United States, Washington, Roberto Micheletti, Tegucigalpa, and Venezuela

...aren't doing enough to restore Zelaya to power. The Organization of American States has suspended Honduras, and governments throughout Europe and the Americas have pulled their ambassadors. Chavez has closed the spigot on cheap oil and...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Hugo Chavez, Democracy, U.S., Honduras, Roberto Micheletti, Oscar Arias, Barack Obama, Supreme Court, and Yankees

...Nicaragua, defying the threat of arrest. The United States, Europe and Latin American governments have all tried to pressure Honduras' interim government into backing down, but have so far failed. Valentin Suarez, the head of Honduras'...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Honduras, Oscar Arias, Supreme Court, Tegucigalpa, Hugo Chavez, Barack Obama, and Liberal Party

...bad old days of junta rule in much of the continent. And he made sure that he received the public backing of not only Washington but of key nations in Europe such as Spain and France. The coup leaders probably underestimated Mr Zelaya's...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Roberto Micheletti, Venezuela, Latin America, Honduras, Washington, Democracy, and Populism