国际英语新闻：Ousted Honduran president back on border

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LAS MANOS,casque beats, Nicaragua, July 25 (Xinhua) -- For the second day in a row the deposed Honduran President Manuel Zelaya appeared Saturday on the border between Nicaragua and his country,beats by dre, from where he was expulsed in a coup almost a month ago.     He arrived at Honduras-Nicaragua border town Las Manos Saturdayat 1 p.m. local time (1900 GMT). Xiomara Zelaya, wife of the ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya,abercrombie, cries as she talks to her husband over the phone in Las Manos,casque beats, Honduras, on July 25,louboutin, 2009. She was stopped by the Honduran police and soldiers at a roadblock on a highway leading to the border.Megaphone in hand,casque dr dre, Zelaya asked his supporters to "stand firm" as they are setting camps on the frontier till Sunday morning,beats by dre, hoping for more followers to join.     On Friday he,louboutin pas cher, along with his media entourage, crossed the border into Honduras and stayed in the neutral zone for about an hour and half before stepped back to Nicaragua "for prudence's sake."     His "symbolic entry" as he called was criticized by many foreign leaders to be imprudent, even "reckless" as U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has commented. Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya returns to the Honduran border in Las Manos and announces he would set up camp there on July 25, 2009. On July 24 Zelaya triumphantly lifted a chain marking the frontier and took a few strides into Honduran territory and stayed temporarily and then went back to Nicaragua    Xiomara Castro, the ousted president's wife,franklin marshall, on Saturday told Xinhua that Zelaya is now studying alternative routes to enter the country after a month-long exile.     Zelaya also told local Radio Globo on Saturday that he might break into Honduran territory from other neighboring countries including El Salvador and Guatemala, or he has a helicopter to fly to San Pedro Sula, second biggest city and economic center of Honduras.     "We are organizing wherever we go," he said.     His wife said the ousted leader's followers, including herself,abercrombie and fitch, will continue waiting for his return in El Paraiso town, some 10 kilometers from the border line where they were stopped on Friday by military-police joint forces who fired tear gas towards the pro-Zelaya demonstrators.Honduran soldiers stand guard at the border between Nicaragua and Honduras July 24, 2009. Vowing to return home, ousted President Manuel Zelaya took a few symbolic steps inside Honduras on Friday but backed away from a confrontation with Honduran security forces waiting to arrest him.