Roberto Micheletti

...in Tegucigalpa. It is Kelly's second trip in less than a week to try to revive the accord. He met separately with Micheletti and Zelaya. "As friends of the Honduran people, we will continue working with both sides to look for...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Supreme Court, Washington, State Department, and Hugo Chavez

...of Congress about Zelaya's removal, requested by a legislator, left no margin for doubt: Zelaya had been separated from his post and replaced by Micheletti in accordance with Honduran legislation. To expel him from the country surely was...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Honduras, U.S., State Department, Hugo Chavez, Democracy, Liberal International, Library of Congress, and The Miami Herald

...whether he would step aside for a week. Zelaya, who has been holed up at the Brazilian embassy since sneaking back into the country in September, dismissed Micheletti's comments as "a whitewash." "His maneuver to pretend he'll step down...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Washington, Hugo Chavez, Latin America, Tegucigalpa, and Honduras

...right, during a news conference in Tegucigalpa, Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2009. Kelly met with ousted President Zelaya and de facto leader Roberto Micheletti. Roberto Micheletti said he will consult his advisers and those who have supported...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Honduras, Tegucigalpa, and Costa Rica

...his administration. He did not provide details of the report. Zelaya accuses Micheletti of maneuvering to stay in power by naming the unity government before Congress voted. But Micheletti said that he named the new government to meet a...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Honduras, United States, Jose Miguel Insulza, Supreme Court, and Washington

...of Latin America's poorest countries. Foreign governments are seeking to pressure Micheletti into reinstating Zelaya, who came back to Honduras in September and took refuge in the Brazilian embassy. Garcia, a supporter of Zelaya, supports...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Honduras, European Union, Tegucigalpa, and United States

Zelaya has demanded he be reinstated before the vote. </p><p>"The United States weakened in the face of the dictator," Zelaya said, referring to interim President Roberto Micheletti. But Zelaya also said "the nations of the world, including...

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...president had not submitted candidates. Zelaya accused Micheletti of maneuvering to stay in power by forming the unity government before Congress had voted on whether to restore Zelaya to power. Neither Zelaya nor Micheletti are...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Supreme Court, Tegucigalpa, United States, and Honduras