The Front denounced the US contribution to the delays to the crisis and its willingness to recognize the legitimacy of the upcoming election, scheduled for November 29, reported Prensa Latina news agency.

The document stressed that the Tegucigalpa-San Jose agreement signed with the approval of Washington is part of the US strategy to delay the restoration of institutional order.

Signed on October 30 between representatives of the constitutional government and the coup regime, the agreement left the restitution of President Manuel Zelaya up to the Congress and did not set a date for his reinstatement to be enforced.

Although coup forces are still in power and the political crisis continues to affect the country, US Ambassador to Honduras, Hugo Llorens, openly supports the November 29 election and has said that it is the way for the country to go back to democracy.

The National Front against the Coup d´Etat expressed its disapproval of an election promoted by an illegitimate regime.

For his part, the independent candidate Carlos H. Reyes presented his resignation to the Supreme Electoral Tribunal, for he said the situation the country is facing today makes it impossible to organize a free, transparent election.