The Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS) Jose Miguel Insulza (L) chats with Colombian coffee icon "Juan Valdez", with his mule, during the 38th regular session of the organization's General Assembly, which runs until June 3 in Medellin, Colombia. Getty Images logo Getty Images 20 months ago

The Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS) Jose Miguel Insulza (L) chats with Colombian coffee icon "Juan Valdez", with his mule, during the 38th regular session of the organization's General Assembly, which runs until June 3 in Medellin, Colombia.

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  2. Honduras' President Porfirio Lobo (R) smiles next the Organization of American States (OAS) Political Affairs Director Victor Rico during a private meeting inside the Presidential house in Tegucigalpa February 3, 2010.
  3. Jose Miguel Insulza, right, Secretary General of the Organization of American States speaks with a reporter as Costa Rica's President Oscar Arias looks on, in San Jose, Friday, Jan. 15, 2010. Insulza and Arias discussed the political situation in Honduras and the emergency in Haiti.
  4. Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS) Jose Miguel Insulza arrives at Panama's presidential palace in Panama City, January 14, 2010. Insulza met with Panama President Ricardo Martinelli to speak of Panama's participation in the return of Honduras to the OAS and to a democracy with the new president.
  5. Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS) Jose Miguel Insulza (R) speaks to the media next to Panama President Ricardo Martinelli outside Panama's presidential palace in Panama City, January 14, 2010. Insulza met with Martinelli to speak of Panama's participation in the return of Honduras to the OAS and to a democracy with the new president.
  6. Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS) Jose Miguel Insulza (R) shakes hands with Panama's President Ricardo Martinelli outside Panama's presidential palace in Panama City, January 14, 2010. Insulza met with Martinelli to speak of Panama's participation in the return of Honduras to the OAS and to a democracy with the new president.
  7. Marcel Granier, owner of RCTV (Radio Caracas TV), arrives at the OAS (Organization of American States) office in Caracas February 8, 2010. Granier on Monday visited the offices of the OAS and the National Commission of Telecommunications (CONATEL) to submit documents which call for the international community to help the television station.
  8. People holding flags of RCTV (Radio Caracas TV) take part in a demonstration, in front of the National Commission of Telecommunications (CONATEL) office in Caracas February 8, 2010. Marcel Granier, owner of RCTV (Radio Caracas TV), on Monday visited the offices of the OAS (Organization of American States) and CONATEL to submit documents which call for the international community to help the television station.
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  10. Marcel Granier (C), owner of RCTV (Radio Caracas TV), talks to the media after his meeting at the OAS (Organization of American States) office in Caracas February 8, 2010. Granier on Monday visited the offices of the OAS and the National Commission of Telecommunications (CONATEL) to submit documents which call for the international community to help the television station.
  11. Marcel Granier (C), owner of RCTV (Radio Caracas TV), talks to the media after his meeting at the OAS (Organization of American States) office in Caracas February 8, 2010. Granier on Monday visited the offices of the OAS and the National Commission of Telecommunications (CONATEL) to submit documents which call for the international community to help the television station.
  12. Marcel Granier, owner of RCTV (Radio Caracas TV), arrives at the OAS (Organization of American States) office in Caracas February 8, 2010. Granier on Monday visited the offices of the OAS and the National Commission of Telecommunications (CONATEL) to submit documents which call for the international community to help the television station.
  13. Marcel Granier, General Director of Radio Caracas Television , RCTV, arrives to the OAS, Organization of American States, office in Caracas, Venezuela, Monday, Feb.8, 2010. Granier lead a protest held by RCTV channel workers, to demand the resuming of its activities, after the government forced the company, critical of the President Hugo Chavez, off cable network.
  14. Marcel Granier, General Director of Radio y Television Caracas, RCTV, arrives to the OAS, Organization of American States, office in Caracas, Venezuela, Monday, Feb.8, 2010. Granier lead a protest held by RCTV channel workers, to demand the resuming of its activities, after the government forced the company, critical of the President Hugo Chavez, off cable network.
  15. Honduran artist Julio Visquerra, 65, looks at his painting "The OAS's judges" at Sixtina gallery in Valle de Angeles December 30, 2009. The painting contains depictions of OAS (Organization of American States) Secretary General Jose Miguel Insulza, Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez and Honduras' ousted President Manuel Zelaya.
  16. Honduran artist Julio Visquerra, 65, looks at his painting "The OAS's judges" at Sixtina gallery in Valle de Angeles December 30, 2009. The painting contains depictions of OAS (Organization of American States) Secretary General Jose Miguel Insulza, Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez and Honduras' ousted President Manuel Zelaya.

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