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Tuesday, July 21, 2009 - 00:00
Here are some of the measures international players have taken against Honduras since the coup
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The United States has warned Honduras' de facto government it could face cuts in economic aid if it fails to reach a deal with ousted President Manuel Zelaya on restoring democratic rule
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The stalemate could persist, with Zelaya remaining in exile and the interim leader holding out until scheduled elections on November 29, which Micheletti says will go ahead
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Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton tells Roberto Micheletti, who has been named Honduras' president, that negotiations with ousted leader Manuel Zelaya cannot fail
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The European Union said on Monday it was suspending some €65 million (£56m) in aid to Honduras to put pressure on the military-backed opponents of ousted President Manuel Zelaya to return to negotiations
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Democratic Senator John Kerry, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, praised Costa Rican President Oscar Arias "for the progress he has made" in laying out principles of the negotiations
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A European Commission source told CNN that budgeted aid to Honduras totaling 65.5 million euros ($93 million) has been suspended
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A top Zelaya adviser, Enrique Flores, told The Associated Press that other governments should take steps such as freezing the bank accounts of members of the interim government
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The European Union has suspended more than $90m (63m euros; £54m) in aid to Honduras in the wake of a coup there
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The European Union suspended its budgetary support aid programme to Honduras on Monday after the breakdown of negotiations between the de facto government and representatives of the deposed president, Manuel Zelaya