Manuel Zelaya's return has raised hopes of a Honduran reconciliation and a re-admission to the Organization of American States. But Adrienne Pine, an American University professor who has worked extensively in Honduras, says the country is no closer to reconciliation than it was in the months following the June 2009 coup. "In order for their to be reconciliation, there needs to be justice," Pine says in an interview with Democracy Now! over the weekend in Honduras, "The ongoing state violence needs to end." She recently wrote an article called, "Zelaya's Return: Neither Reconciliation nor Democracy in Honduras."