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Weekly Report - 25 September 2008 (ISSN 1741-7422)
HONDURAS: New US ambassador kept waiting for a week
Relations between Honduras and the US are going through a distinctly
rocky patch. President Manuel Zelaya agreed to accept the credentials of the new
US ambassador to Tegucigalpa, Hugo Llorens, on 19 September, but only after a
humiliating delay as Zelaya showed “solidarity" with Bolivia which had expelled
its US ambassador a week earlier for allegedly conspiring against the country's
government.
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