Comments on the ongoing political crisis in Honduras continued to spell tension Friday, a day before commissions representing the two sides return to the negotiations table chaired by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias, according to dpa. Former Honduran Congress speaker Roberto Micheletti - designated to head the government set up after the June 28 coup - told Colombian radio from Tegucigalpa that he is willing to leave the position if ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya stops behaving arbitrarily. "He is calling for a national insurrection," Micheletti charged. "He is calling for a bloodbath." He said his post-coup government is willing to study alternatives in the framework of Arias' mediation efforts, including holding elections earlier than those scheduled for November 29. Micheletti repeated his insistence that Zelaya not return to power as a condition for his stepping down.
