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## [OS] HONDURAS/COLOMBIA/MEXICO - 5/30 - Honduras Santos/Chavez brokered deal was on request from Central America and Mexico

Released on 2012-09-09 00:00 GMT

Email-ID | 1381465
Date | 2011-05-31 18:01:10
From | brian.larkin@stratfor.com
To | os@stratfor.com
List-Name | os@stratfor.com

Honduras Santos/Chavez brokered deal was on request from Central America
and Mexico
May 30, 2011
http://en.mercopress.com/2011/05/30/honduras-santos-chavez-brokered-deal-was-on-request-from-central-america-and-mexico
Central American countries and Mexico requested Colombian president Juan
Manuel Santos to help reconcile positions with Southern Cone countries so
that former president Manuel Zelaya could return to Honduras, revealed
Colombian Foreign Affairs minister Maria Angela Holguin in an interview
with Bogota's El Espectador.
Colombian Foreign Affairs minister Maria Angela Holguin revealed details
of how the Honduras case was addressed Colombian Foreign Affairs minister
Maria Angela Holguin revealed details of how the Honduras case was
addressed
"We worked in the Honduras issue because Central American countries and
Mexico asked President Santos to help bring positions closer, particularly
in the Southern Cone", said Holguin who added that Santos spoke with his
Venezuelan peer Hugo Chavez about the issue on several occasions and
together they finally brokered the deal.
"In Paraguay I met with the Foreign ministers from Paraguay, Uruguay,
Bolivia and Argentina" and "I also was in contact all the time with
Venezuelan Foreign minister Maduro to keep him in touch of discussions, so
finally we were all talking about the Honduras problem".
Last Saturday Ministers Holguin and Maduro were standing next to former
president Zelaya when he returned to Honduras and was greeted by
thousands.
On Wednesday the Organization of American States, OAS, will be holding an
extraordinary general assembly in El Salvador when besides the calling
issue, internal security in the region, the Honduras case and its
reinstatement will be on the table.
Zelaya was ousted as president by a military in June 2009, following a
ruling from the Supreme Court, supported by Congress when he tried to
amend the constitution. Honduras was then forced out of OAS. Zelaya had
been living in the Dominican Republic before his return on Saturday.
The incident was first condemned by all OAS members but cracks surfaced
when some countries wanted to punish those involved in the ousting led by
Brazil and Venezuela, while another group, with the US, Colombia and some
Central American countries, opted for a constructive approach since the
new Honduras government was legitimately elected and following the
country's electoral calendar.
"We worked with Maduro (Venezuela supported all along Zelaya and wanted
his immediate reinstatement) and with Honduran president Porfirio Lobo,
first on what we agreed and then on disagreements, all was done by mail,
chat or phone", said Minister Holguin.
Finally we went over 25 drafts "and I decided to travel to Honduras. The
same did Maduro and we spent a whole day discussing, Zelaya was in
Caracas, and only last week did we reach a deal".
"This represent a milestone to help consolidate national reconciliation in
Honduras", said Holguin.
On Saturday night following the political rally in Tegucigalpa, President
Porfirio Lobo hosted Manuel Zelaya, family and delegation in Government
House with a welcome banquet.
Now it's up to the OAS assembly to decide on reinstatement with a special
majority which apparently exists.