Honduras' ousted President Manuel Zelaya waves upon his arrival at Comalapa international airport, in San Salvador July 2, 2009. A caretaker government in Honduras said on Thursday it was open to holding early elections to resolve the impasse over ousted President Zelaya, as the Organization of American States readied a mission to Honduras to push for his reinstatement. Interim government head Roberto Micheletti said holding a referendum on bringing back the leftist president to serve out the last few months of his term was also possible, although it would be "difficult" to do so immediately. Reuters Pictures logo Reuters Pictures 32 months ago

Honduras' ousted President Manuel Zelaya waves upon his arrival at Comalapa international airport, in San Salvador July 2, 2009. A caretaker government in Honduras said on Thursday it was open to holding early elections to resolve the impasse over ousted President Zelaya, as the Organization of American States readied a mission to Honduras to push for his reinstatement. Interim government head Roberto Micheletti said holding a referendum on bringing back the leftist president to serve out the last few months of his term was also possible, although it would be "difficult" to do so immediately.