SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (CNN) -- Honduras' interim government on Sunday rejected a proposal to reinstate ousted President Jose Manuel Zelaya, ending a round of negotiations aimed at resolving the country's political crisis. Jose Manuel Zelaya was ousted from the Honduran presidency on June 28. The proposal had been presented by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias, who was mediating the talks between the two Honduran sides at his home over the weekend. "I'm very sorry, but the proposal you presented [is] unacceptable by the government of Honduras that I represent," Carlos Lopez, who was representing interim Honduran President Roberto Micheletti at the weekend negotiations, said of the proposal advanced by Arias.
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Talks between Honduras' interim government, ousted president end without deal
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Interim government's representative: Proposal to reinstate Zelaya "unacceptable"
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Zelaya had OK'd proposal presented by Costa Rican president, who was mediating
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Zelaya was removed from office June 28 after he pushed for term-limit reform
@placeholder and his supporters, including the Honduran supreme court, congress and the military, argue that the action was not a coup, but a constitutional transfer of power.
Delegations representing Zelaya and Micheletti also met at @placeholder' home in Costa Rica last week but did not reach an accord.