Trinidad and Tobago's Newsday "Honduran President Jose Zelaya said when the Heads of State convened for the Fifth Summit of the Americas which was held over the past three days, it was expected that there would be verbal confrontation, and that socialist and capitalist policies would be at odds, especially on the issue of the United States lifting its trade embargo against Cuba.
Instead, he said, the leaders had “useful, respectful dialogue” where they were able to speak out about Cuba."
Instead, he said, the leaders had “useful, respectful dialogue” where they were able to speak out about Cuba."
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