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Honduran Talks Snag on Proposal for Unity Govt

Honduras negotiations snag on unity government proposal, but sides agree to more talks

A police officer stands next to a graffiti as supporters of Honduras' ousted President Manuel Zelaya... Expand
(AP)

Many Hondurans viewed the proposed referendum as an attempt by Zelaya to push for a socialist-leaning government similar to the one his ally Hugo Chavez has established in Venezuela.

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Associated Press writers Diego Mendez in San Jose, Costa Rica, and Mark Stevenson in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, contributed to this story.

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