Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner today said that Mexican President Felipe Calderón, Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Zapatero and herself all agreed that they would support "Brazilian President Lula's motion asking the UN Security Council to intervene in Honduras, in order to reinstate ousted President Manuel Zelaya as the head of the country."

"I believe we are facing a new form of interventionism in the region, that can be assimilated to coup d'état staged by the private sector and the media," she said, after athe meeting she held in New York with the Spanish and Mexican heads of state, in the UN headquarters.

Cristina Kirchner added that she wanted "the elections in Honduras, planned for November 28 to respect the constitution, democracy and human rights."

"I think we should ask for stronger multilateral action and - at the same time - for the US administration to play a more important role, as we know Honduras' economy fundamentally depends on the United States," the Argentine President added.