The interim Honduran government said on Thursday it expected an upcoming mission from the Organization of American States (OAS) to be 'impartial' in their efforts to help resolve the political crisis in the country. Honduran interim presidency minister Rafael Pineda Ponce said his government was open to dialogue, but the mission must report true information for the OAS to reconsider its decision to suspend Honduras' participation. The OAS will send a mission of several foreign ministers to Honduras for negotiations on the Agreement of San Jose, proposed by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias. The Agreement of San Jose sets forth the creation of a reconciliation government to advance general elections to Oct. 30 and the establishment of a tracking commission with members from all sides. 'We expect the delegation to come with an impartial, tolerant, open-to-dialogue and understanding attitude,' Pineda Ponce told reporters at the government house. Pineda Ponce said he trusts the delegation will not compromise with either side, but remain nonpartisan. Pineda Ponce added that post-coup leader Roberto Micheletti has sent the Agreement of San Jose to the judicial, executive and legislative powers to discuss whether his government can accept the agreement. 