Zelaya: If I would us solve crisis in 5 minutes

The Associated Press


Deposed Honduran President Manuel Zelaya said Wednesday that if I would do so in a unilateral manner, the United States Government could resolve in five minutes the crisis caused by the coup in the Central American nation.

"Logically us to resolve the coup d ' état, if it wished to make unilaterally, only have to lift a finger five minutes and within two hours the Government de facto has to really deliver power", said Zelaya in interview with Mexico MVS radio.

He stressed that 75 % of economic activity of Honduras are performed with United States, a country that has also signed a number of treaties in various areas is not with any other nation.

However, Zelaya said that according to what is known at the public level, the US President Barack Obama seems to be in favour of multilateralism and the defence of democracy.

The military derrocaron 28 June to Zelaya and drove it out Costa Rica, although he returned to his country sorpresivamente on 21 September and since then is refugee in the Brazilian Embassy in the Honduran capital with some of his followers.

A few weeks ago, representatives Zelaya and President de facto Roberto Micheletti signed the so-called Tegucigalpa-San Jose agreement to try to put an end to the crisis, although that did not happen.

"Agreements, contracts have time and forms and if quits time and how is raped, the agreement remains absolutely no chance," said Zelaya.

The Honduran Congress agreed to decide the possible return of Zelaya until after the elections of 29 November.