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Top envoy in Honduras for talks Top envoy in Honduras for talks
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A top Latin American diplomat has arrived in Honduras to demand the restoration of the ousted president.A top Latin American diplomat has arrived in Honduras to demand the restoration of the ousted president.
Miguel Insulza, secretary general of the Organization of American States, says he will do all he can to end the impasse in the Central American state.Miguel Insulza, secretary general of the Organization of American States, says he will do all he can to end the impasse in the Central American state.
But he earlier acknowledged that it would be difficult to persuade the interim government to take back ousted President Manuel Zelaya.But he earlier acknowledged that it would be difficult to persuade the interim government to take back ousted President Manuel Zelaya.
Mr Zelaya was removed from office on Sunday over constitutional reform.Mr Zelaya was removed from office on Sunday over constitutional reform.
He wanted to hold a referendum that could have led to an extension of his non-renewable four-year term.He wanted to hold a referendum that could have led to an extension of his non-renewable four-year term.
Instead troops - backed by Congress and the courts - took him from the presidential palace and put him on a plane to Costa Rica.Instead troops - backed by Congress and the courts - took him from the presidential palace and put him on a plane to Costa Rica.
The move has drawn widespread international criticism, but the interim government says it is standing firm and says Mr Zelaya will be arrested if he returns to Honduras.The move has drawn widespread international criticism, but the interim government says it is standing firm and says Mr Zelaya will be arrested if he returns to Honduras.
'No coup'
Before arriving in Honduras, Mr Insulza said he would meet the heads of the institutions that approved Mr Zelaya's removal and ask them to review their actions.
"We are not going to Honduras to negotiate. We are going to Honduras to ask them to change what they have been doing," he said.
But he said that it would be "very hard to turn things around in a couple of days".
The interim government - led by Roberto Micheletti, previously the speaker of Congress - says it could bring elections forward from their scheduled date of 29 November.
But on Friday Mr Micheletti told thousands of supporters at a rally in Tegucigalpa that he was "the president of all Hondurans".
"We are asking Hondurans to communicate with their relatives throughout the world to tell them that no coup took place here."
Thousands of Zelaya supporters demonstrated at a separate rally across town.
The BBC's Stephen Gibbs, who is in Tegucigalpa, says the country is becoming dangerously polarised and a solution or compromise seems a long way off.
The OAS says it will suspend Honduras if Mr Zelaya is not reinstated by Saturday. Mr Zelaya himself says he remains the country's democratically elected leader.