Mr. Zelaya speaking Tuesday at the United Nations General Assembly

Ginger Thompson | The New York Times

WASHINGTON — After a closed-door session that lasted close to dawn, the Organization of American States on Wednesday gave Honduras three days to restore its ousted president, Manuel Zelaya, or face suspension from the group, pitting the region unanimously against an interim leader who has defied international condemnation and said that only force would unseat him.

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