We have advanced 90% in the dialogue. We have started discussing the central point [what to do about Zelaya] and on Wednesday we will continue posing different scenarios and alternatives.
- Vilma Morales, a negotiator for the Interim Government. Ms. Morales is a former Chief Magistrate of the Honduran Supreme Court and a hero of June 28.
So far, the sides have agreed that there would be a unity government; no amnesties; Zelaya would end efforts to rewrite the constitution and November 29 elections would not be pushed forward.
They also have agreed that a commission would be put in place to monitor implementation of the deal; that the military would come under the authority of the electoral commission until elections are held; and that the international community would be asked to drop sanctions against Honduras that followed the coup.
Source: AFP.
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