Zelaya demands Obama make clear his position on Honduras coup

CIA Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya urged on Sunday the presidents from the Americas to demand the U.S. to make clear its position towards the coup of June 28 in Honduras.

During a speech to his followers in Ocotal, north of Nicaragua, Zelaya said that the U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton most be demanded on making clear her position about the coup.

Zelaya spent Saturday's night in Ocotal, border with Honduras, after he entered on Friday some kilometers inside Honduran territory, but he desisted and returned to Nicaragua.

On Sunday, Zelaya set a camp with this followers and he said that he will try to enter Honduran territory to meet with his family and to be restituted in power.

"We continue fighting, to demand a right, but the militaries continues restricting the public freedoms of circulation and association," Zelaya said.

Till Sunday, Zelaya was in Ocotal city, 226km to Managua, he was accompanied by Venezuelan Foreign Minister Nicolas Maduro. xinhuanet.com