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Zelaya tells Al Jazeera coup leaders must quit - 09 July 09
By: aljazeeraenglish
Posted: Jul 9 09
Witnessed: 898 times
Regions: Honduras
Issues: Corruption, Police brutality, Violence
Tags: democracy, military coup, Protests
The ousted Honduran president and the interim government that replaced him are set for talks on the country's political crisis.
But Manuel Zelaya, who was forced into exile, tells Al Jazeera's Ghida Fakhry there is little room for negotiation on certain key issues and adds that the coup leaders are running out of time.
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