Isulza says to Zelaya "don't return to Honduras"

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by Concerned Resident of Honduras | July 24, 2009 at 09:43 am
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As the final curtain begins to close on the situation in Honduras the amigos de la Zelaya start to back peddle on thier support of returning Zelaya to Honduras. Insulza "don't return to Honduras", State Department Spokesman Philip Crowley Faced with the possibility that Zelaya try to return to Honduras, Crowley insisted: "We believe it is unwise of any action that might increase the risk of violence in Honduras.", "World leaders called on the deposed President Manuel Zelaya to not return to the country to avoid a "bloodbath" and invited him to sign the reconciliation plan proposed by the president of Costa Rica, Óscar Arias, to end the crisis in Honduras.", Insulza " A favorable response to this proposal opens a path of reconciliation," OAS Secretary General Jose Miguel Insulza said at a news conference in Washington. "A rejection of this proposal opens a path toward confrontation. And I want to say very frankly, we don't want a path toward conflict.", 

But Jose Miguel Insulza, secretary-general of the Organization of American States, held out hope that the two sides might still reach a settlement — and called Zelaya's attempt to return without an agreement "hasty."



"He has always wanted to return to his country, but it's important to make an effort to avoid a likely confrontation," Insulza said.



Once again Zelaya is going to risk the deaths of more of his own countrymen to stage a publicity stunt, even after he has be told by his own supporters DO NOT RETURN TO HONDURAS.



This is the only opinion I will give in this artical "This is a very sad and desperate man which makes him very dangerous not only to himself but also to Honduras and it's people".



sources- www.cnn.com  www.laprensa.com www.elheraldo.hn  www.foxnews.com  


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at 10:41 on July 24th, 2009

Y la democracia que ustedes defienden es toques de queda (inconstitucionales) a MEDIO DÍA, represión militar y polarización de los medios, Residente Preocupado de Honduras?

Y AHORA sí escuchan a Miguel Insulza? Qué rápido cambian de posiciones. Desde un principio la OEA, la ONU, Mercosur, la Unión Europea y el resto del mundo ha condenado por completo al golpe, lo ha aislado y no reconoce al gobierno de facto. Pregunta: Sabe usted ALGO del "plan de gobierno" de Micheletti? Cómo planea gobernar con todas las puertas cerradas?

Me encantan sus fuentes: La Prensa, El Heraldo, Fox News??? Por favor, todo buen reportaje tiene los dos puntos de vista. Le recomiendo que busque al menos una fuente imparcial, o parcializada hacia la oposición, para un reportaje más balanceado.

"(...) invited him to sign the reconciliation plan proposed by the president of Costa Rica, Óscar Arias, to end the crisis in Honduras." -Le recuerdo que fueron los golpistas los que se negaron a firmar las dos propuestas de Arias.

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