国际英语新闻：Honduras' de facto president announces dialogue commission to surpass crisis

TEGUCIGALPA, Sept. 22 (Xinhua) - De facto Honduran president Roberto Micheletti announced Tuesday that he is ready to make a work team to begin a dialogue aimed to finish with the crisis in the country.

Micheletti said the work team will include sectors of the Honduran civil society and impartial foreign diplomats.

    "I make a call to the entire world: We are ready to dialogue," Micheletti told reporters after a meeting with businessmen.

    "We will set the commission without the people who formed them before," Micheletti added.

Honduras' de facto leader Roberto Micheletti talks during a meeting with businessman inside the presidential residence in Tegucigalpa Sept. 22, 2009

    Micheletti said that on Tuesday noon he would announce the names of the people to be part of the new commission.

    Micheletti said he expects the participation of "serious and responsible organization with which he had not had ties before."

    Micheletti requested the participation of "someone impartial from United Nations to come to listen the position of the Honduran people."

Supporters of ousted Honduras' President Manuel Zelaya sleep inside the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa Sept. 22, 2009. Honduran troops and police clashed on Tuesday with hundreds of supporters of ousted President Manuel Zelaya outside Brazil's embassy where he took refuge after slipping back into the country in a bid to return to power.

Ousted president Manuel Zelaya arrived on Monday here and is being hosted at the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa.

    The embassy is surrounded by soldiers, who together with police dispersed Zelaya's supporters protesting outside the embassy earlier Tuesday with gear gas and gum shoots.