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**AdvertisingPo** · 07-28-2009, 12:10 AM

The economist has a good opinion piece and summary of where it stands on this from last week.

Reversing Honduras's coup: Why and how to reinstate Zelaya | The Economist

Back the Arias plan with sanctions

That is why Mr Arias’s mediation still offers the best way out. His proposal is sensible. Mr Zelaya would be restored to office, but with an all-party government and international supervision; the election might be brought forward by a month; Mr Zelaya would drop his plan for a constituent assembly; and an amnesty would cover both sides. While Mr Zelaya has seemed reluctant to accept some of these conditions, Mr Micheletti has been even more intransigent, saying he would “never” allow the president’s reinstatement.

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AdvertisingPo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 477 Senior Member	The economist has a good opinion piece and summary of where it stands on this from last week. Reversing Honduras's coup: Why and how to reinstate Zelaya \| The Economist Back the Arias plan with sanctions That is why Mr Arias’s mediation still offers the best way out. His proposal is sensible. Mr Zelaya would be restored to office, but with an all-party government and international supervision; the election might be brought forward by a month; Mr Zelaya would drop his plan for a constituent assembly; and an amnesty would cover both sides. While Mr Zelaya has seemed reluctant to accept some of these conditions, Mr Micheletti has been even more intransigent, saying he would “never” allow the president’s reinstatement.
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