(AFP) – 1 hour ago
TEGUCIGALPA — Honduran negotiators reached agreement Wednesday on a plan to restore President Manuel Zelaya to office and end a political crisis triggered by his ouster in a June coup.
"We have agreed in a document on point number six, which relates to the restitution of the powers of state to where they were before June 28, 2009," Victor Meza, Zelaya's representative, told a news conference.
Restoring the country to the situation before the coup would imply Zelaya's return to office, something that had been opposed by Robert Micheletti, the head of the coup-backed interim government.
Micheletti and Zelaya must now ratify the agreement reached by their representatives in talks here.
Meza, Zelaya's chief of staff, refused to provide details of the draft agreement, saying the negotiators had agreed not to make it public before Zelaya and Micheletti had had a chance to review it.
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