Resolving Crisis in Honduras
Assistant Secretary Crowley (Aug. 17): "[O]n the situation in Honduras, there is a delegation from the de facto regime. These are prominent civilians; they’re not members of the regime itself. But they are en route to Washington, and I would expect there will be meetings not only at the OAS tomorrow but also with Acting Assistant Secretary of State Craig Kelly, during which we will continue to encourage the de facto regime that the Arias process is the best chance that Honduras has to resolve this crisis and move towards a new government." Full Text
Diplomatic Visa Revocations
(July 28): The decision to revoke visas is not one taken lightly or without due diligence. We arrived at this decision after careful consideration. We have said repeatedly since the crisis began that we do not acknowledge the de facto regime in Honduras as the legitimate government there. -Full Text
Travel Alert
The Department of State alerts American citizens to the current unstable political and security situation in Honduras, and recommends that American citizens defer all non-essential travel to Honduras until further notice. -Full Text
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