The de facto government
of Honduras has said that plans for Manuel Zelaya, the country's
deposed president, to leave the Honduran capital for Mexico have been
put on hold.
Sources had said on Wednesday that Zelaya, who has
sheltered at the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa since returning from
exile in September, was due to head to Mexico within hours.
But Carlos Lopez, Honduras's foreign
minister, told Honduran television that the plan had been "aborted under
current circumstances".
Milton...
