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TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — Efforts to create a unity government aimed at ending Honduras’ four-month political standoff appeared to be dragging past Thursday’s deadline.
An accord forged last week with the help of U.S. diplomats gave the two sides until Thursday to install a government with supporters of ousted President Manuel Zelaya and his rival, Roberto Micheletti, who was named president after a June 28 coup.
Late Thursday, negotiators said they were mulling over candidates to compose the multiparty government.
