QUESTION: A follow-up on Honduras. What does the U.S. think about the human rights situation there right now? There have been mass arrests, curfews, an emergency decree, and a ban on protests and media closures for three weeks during the presidential campaign. Does that undermine the electoral process, in the view of the U.S.? MR. KELLY: Regarding the - well, first of all, our real priority here is to see this accord implemented step by step. We've only gotten through step one, and we need step two and step three to be implemented. Regarding the - these reports, I'm actually not aware of these reports of any actions to - you say ban rallies and - no, I'm not just aware of those reports. I think that we would need to have more details about it for us to really comment on it.
MR. KELLY: Regarding the - well, first of all, our real priority here is to see this accord implemented step by step. We've only gotten through step one, and we need step two and step three to be implemented.
Regarding the - these reports, I'm actually not aware of these reports of any actions to - you say ban rallies and - no, I'm not just aware of those reports. I think that we would need to have more details about it for us to really comment on it.
