(CNN) -- Four months after he was escorted in his pajamas onto a military plane and flown out of the country, ousted Honduran President Jose Manuel Zelaya could return to power within days, analysts said Friday. Negotiators for Zelaya and Roberto Micheletti, the politician who was appointed president hours after Zelaya's June 28 removal, reached an agreement late Thursday to form a government of national reconciliation. The nation's congress, in consultation with the supreme court, must approve Zelaya's return to power. The reconciliation government would rule until a new president, to be chosen in November 29 elections, takes office in January.
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Negotiators for President Manuel Zelaya and de facto President Roberto Micheletti reach deal
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Two sides to form a government of national reconciliation that could reinstate Zelaya
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Zelaya forced out of country in June 28 coup, replaced by legislative leader Micheletti
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Crisis stems from Zelaya's referendum plan that may have given president longer term
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