Honduran Congress votes against returning power to Zelaya

Serious human rights abuses have taken place in Honduras during the months-long political crisis. That's according to new research by Amnesty International. The research draws on a recent 10-day visit to the country and documents killings, arbitrary arrests and illegal raids by military assigned to law enforcement duties. Meanwhile, the Honduran congress voted late Wednesday night against reinstating ousted President Manuel Zelaya to the presidency. The 111 to 14 vote was a requirement of the US brokered deal between de-facto President Roberto Micheletti and Zelaya, who has been taking refugee in the Brazilian Embassy since September 21st. FSRN'S Tim Russo brings us more from Tegucigalpa.