RIO DE JANEIRO.- Dominican Republic president Leonel Fernandez said Friday that only some judicial hurdles prevent the return of ex president Manuel Zelaya to Honduras and that country’s reintegration to the (OAS).
"The only thing that’s halting that process, when the possibility is proposed for ex president Zelaya’s and other members of his cabinet’s return to Honduras, is that the Justice Ministry of that country warns of issuing arrest warrants," Fernandez said to Efe in Rio de Janeiro, where he participates in World Economic Forum for Latin America. “That doesn’t contribute anything to the adequate climate of coexistence between Hondurans."
Since January 2010 Zelaya is in self-exile in Dominican Republic, country which has mediated in Honduras’ return to the OAS, which suspended on July 4, 2009, after the coup.
Fernandez affirmed that Honduras president Porfirio Lobo, Zelaya, as well as several other countries of the region has the political will to normalize the situation, but the process now depends on a judicial decision, which must include all the legal rights for the ousted leader.

You still hate the hat?
Not coming back fearing arrest warrants.
Laws have never stopped LF from doing whatever the hell he wants to do.
Zelaya wants guarantees of personal security before departing his exile.
I believe he is just being a lonesome peacock, looking for attention.
My feeling is that he goes to Venezuela first.
I can see him now in a condo overlooking the Venezuelan oil fields.
I suppose illegal hurdles would take forever!!