Brazil said that the Government of Micheletti is a "government of liars"

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, Sept. 25 (EFE) .- Marco Aurelio Garcia, a special adviser to the Brazilian presidency, said today that the de facto government in Honduras is a "government of liars" and denied that his country would facilitate the back to Tegucigalpa from deposed President Manuel Zelaya. Continue reading the printed article

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"The Honduran Government is a government of liars. They lied to the people saying they had legally ousted President (Zelaya). It's a coup government," Garcia told reporters in Pittsburgh (USA), which concludes today the G-20.

  On Thursday, the Foreign Ministry of the de facto government of Roberto Micheletti said in a statement that "the presence of Mr. Zelaya in the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa (is) an act promoted and sanctioned by the Government of Brazil."
  "Clearly it is  the interference of the government of Mr (Luiz Inacio) Lula da Silva in the internal affairs of Honduras," said the statement.
Garcia said, however, that "Brazil played no role in the return of the constitutional president the country."
While the presidential adviser was speaking in New York, Brazilian Foreign Minister Celso Amorim explained to the Security Council UN critical situation in its embassy in Tegucigalpa, where Zelaya took refuge  on Monday.
  Zelaya was arrested and expelled by soldiers on June 28, and hours later Congress appointed in his place to Micheletti, then president of the legislature.

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Lula denies that Brazil will organize the return of Zelaya in Honduras

jueves 24 de septiembre, 08:15 PM Thursday, 24 September, 08:15 PM

Pittsburgh (USA), 24 sep (EFE) .- Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, denied today that his country organized the return of deposed President of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, Tegucigalpa.

Asked about accusations of involvement in the return of Brazil, Lula said: "You're going to have to believe me or the coup government".

  "You have to let out the coup president," he said minutes before the president moved to the Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Garden, which takes place the opening dinner of the G-20.
  The Foreign Ministry of golpista government Roberto Micheletti said in a statement today that "the presence of Mr. Zelaya in the Brazilian mission in Tegucigalpa (is) an act promoted by the Government of Brazil."
  "Clearly it is the interference of the government of Mr Lula da Silva in the internal affairs of Honduras," said the statement.
  In an interview today with the U.S. public television channel PBS, Lula said that Zelaya had to stop at some embassy and I think the concern should not be what it is or how it came embassy.
The president said that the important thing is that there is a coup in power in Honduras, in relation to Micheletti.
"It's just that the democratically elected president wants to return to his post. The coup leader, if  he want to be president, should dispute the upcoming elections," said Lula.
"The Security Council (UN)) will meet and make a decision and I hope that whoever gave the coup gets out  of power, give it to President Zelaya again, to call elections and normality comes back to Honduras," he said.
Brazil has requested the convening of the Security Council, while they wanted the visit on Friday or Saturday for an international delegation to Tegucigalpa headed by the secretary general of the Organization of American States (OAS) Jose Miguel Insulza,

  However, from Tegucigalpa, Honduras de facto government today postponed the reception of that mission.

  Zelaya has taken refuge in the Brazilian embassy in the capital since last Monday, when he came as a surprise to Honduras, where the military ousted him after a military coup on June 28.
. In the interview, Lula positively assessed the response of the U.S. President, Barack Obama, to the crisis and said "it was right to condemn the coup."