Tegucigalpa

...the breach when the Arias compromise fell apart: They dispatched Assistant Secretary of State for the West Hemisphere, Thomas Shannon, to Tegucigalpa on multiple occasions to help settle the dispute. It's therefore fitting that, from...

In this article: Mel Zelaya, Hillary Clinton, State Department, Hugo Chavez, US, Roberto Micheletti, Oscar Arias, Latin America, Honduras, and Democracy

...been meeting with Pakistani officials. The accord came after a team of senior American diplomats flew to the Honduran capital, Tegucigalpa, from Washington on Wednesday to press for an agreement. On Thursday, the assistant secretary of...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Democracy, Roberto Micheletti, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Honduras, Hugo Chavez, United States, and Latin America

...last week prompted Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to dispatch the U.S. delegation to push again for a negotiated settlement. (Additional reporting by Gustavo Palencia in Tegucigalpa; Writing by Jason Lange; Editing by Kieran Murray)

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Honduras, Roberto Micheletti, Democracy, United States, Barack Obama, Supreme Court, and European Union

...elections. But Amselm appeared to depart from the script Monday at an OAS session during which he called Zelaya's decision to secretly return to Tegucigalpa before an agreement had been reached "irresponsible and foolish." "Both sides,...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Honduras, United States, State Department, Organisation of American States, and Hillary Clinton

...Hillary Clinton was enthusiastic about the Arias mission - but the little else. The OAS has currently sent a mediator to the Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa. The lack of real support for a president who moved left after his election was...

In this article: Oscar Arias, U.S., Latin America, Democracy, Cesar Chavez, and Noam Chomsky

...Spain. Thousands of protesters marched through Tegucigalpa to demand Zelaya's return, while at a military and police parade, the interim president vowed only an armed invasion of Honduras could bring the ousted leader back. In a...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Honduras, European Union, Roberto Micheletti, United States, Hillary Rodham Clinton, and Democracy