Tegucigalpa, Oct 11,(PL).- The National Front against the coup in Honduras is expected to discuss today in a national assembly its actions for this week, considered crucial in the ongoing talks about the future of the crisis.

Rural leader Rafael Alegria said on Saturday that nearly 100 representatives of organizations grouped in the popular Front, created in the wake of the coup of June 28, are expected to take part in the meeting.

They will focus on talks sponsored by the Organization of American States started last Wednesday between representatives of constitutional President Manuel Zelaya and of the de facto government.

On Friday, negotiations were put into a recess until Tuesday, following declarations by the parties that they had advanced nearly 60 percent in discussions of the so-called San Jose Agreement proposed by Costa Rica President Oscar Arias.

General coordinator of the Front and also a member of the Zelaya's delegation Juan Barahona admitted progress in the talks, but warned that a main issue, that is the president's restitution, remains at a stand still.