Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya, holed up in Brazil's embassy here seeking reinstatement, urged the UN General Assembly Wednesday not to abandon the people of the troubled Central American nation. 'We are grateful for all that the international community has done... but now we ask all of those who are at the United Nations not to abandon the Honduran people at this critical time,' Zelaya told selfnews. His appeal came as the UN General Assembly got underway in New York. The honduran leader was ousted from power in a military-backed coup in June, but returned to the capital Tegucigalpa this week. 