Coroner & Legal
Honduras talks grapple with issue of Zelaya return
TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) – Envoys for Honduras’ de facto leaders and ousted President Manuel Zelaya were still far apart on returning the leftist to power as talks to end a post-coup crisis continued on Thursday.
The standoff, triggered by a military coup in June that removed Zelaya, is Central America’s worst crisis in years. It has become a test for U.S. President Barack Obama after he promised a new era of engagement with Latin America.