Honduras Zelaya Go Home , Protected

President terkudeta Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, desperate return to his home country last Monday (21 / 9).

But 57-year-old leader was not straight to his residence in the city of Tegucigalpa. Therefore, the government of President Roberto Micheletti isolate the capital. Until yesterday (22 / 9), he was still hiding in the embassy of Brazil.

Zelaya after the return of deposed and exiled himself since June 28 and was invited euphoria of his supporters. Although since Monday afternoon (21 / 9) Micheletti government had imposed curfew and closed the airport and access roads to the capital, thousands of supporters of his political rivals continue to arrive into Tegucigalpa. They danced in the embassy yard to celebrate the return of Brazil Zelaya.

"We're here to support and protect him. We will stay here as long as we are still strong physically," said Carlos Salgado, jewelry makers from the birthplace of Zelaya in Olancho, as reported by the Associated Press. Yesterday, Zelaya's supporters forced their mobile phone mengalihfungsikan into light. Therefore, the government cut off electricity in the Brazilian embassy compound and its surroundings.

Wearing a white cowboy hats that became his trademark, Zelaya greet his supporters from the balcony of the Embassy of Brazil. "All we want is a negotiation. National and international dialogue to restore my office," he said in a telephone interview with AP.

It is said that Zelaya, takes about 15 hours to get back to set foot in Honduras quietly. "I use a variety of ground vehicles."

Before finally appeared at the Embassy Brazil, the government has heard Honduras Zelaya homecoming plans. But, to muffle emotions Zelaya supporters, they quickly dismissed the news and confirmed that the news was only a figment. Micheletti was then apply the 15-hour curfew in Tegucigalpa. Yesterday, the curfew was extended another 11 hours until 6 pm local time.

Ironically, when the government dismissed the news Micheletti vigorous return of Zelaya, pro-Washington leaders appeared at the Embassy of Brazil. "Time for reconciliation," he cried in front of his supporters. But, call it peace ditepis Michelleti Zelaya. Defiantly, the leader was just 66 years old Brazil urged the government to return Zelaya Honduras for trial. He also delegate responsibility to the government of Brazil, if you later return riots due Zelaya.

But, the Brazilian government responded to the threat of cold Micheletti. Through Foreign Minister Celso Amorim, the Samba School reply to threaten it. "The threat of any of Zelaya and the Embassy of Brazil will be a serious violation to international law."

Minister of Foreign Affairs United States (U.S.) Hillary Clinton welcomes the return of Zelaya. "Honduras can continue the agenda of the scheduled elections next November, to do with the peaceful transition of leadership, and return to the constitution and democracy," he said before the opening of the UN General Assembly session in New York yesterday.