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Micheletti defends response to Zelaya's return to Honduras

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Sep. 24, 2009
The de facto president of Honduras denied Wednesday that his government turned off the power at the embassy where deposed President Jose Manual Zelaya surprisingly reappeared this week, and said that the people inside were free to come and go.
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