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Page last updated at 04:53 GMT, Friday, 3 July 2009 05:53 UK

Envoy to take demand to Honduras

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A top Latin American diplomat due to visit Honduras says he will demand the restoration of the country's deposed President, Manuel Zelaya.

Miguel Insulza, secretary general of the Organisation of American States, said he would not negotiate with the interim government.

To meet those behind last Sunday's coup would be seen as giving them legitimacy, he argued.

The interim government says that it may agree to early elections. Steve Gibbs reports.

READ MORE: Envoy to take demand to Honduras

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