President Zelaya was ousted in a coup triggered by a referendum on Constitutional Reform and an interim government assumed the rein of the country in political chaos. Then a game went on between the ousted president and the interim government. It ended in Zelaya’s forced repatriation to reach such a deal through zigzags：the scheduled election was considered legitimate and the restoration of Zelaya’s presidency was up to the Congress. The Congress rejected Zelaya’s restoration eventually. The consequent election was won by a candidate from the National Party （Partido Nacional），Ricardo Maduro who was sworn in on January 1，2010. Shocked by international financial crisis and domestic political crisis，Honduras’s economy experienced the first recession in 2009 since 1999 and reported a negative growth rate of -3%.Disparity，inequality，underemployment and violent crimes are protruding problems on the social scene. The interim government sank into Diplomatic Plight as its relations with member countries of the Bolivian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America （Alianza Bolivariana para los Pueblos de Nuestra América），Brazil and Argentina became tense. It’s expected that the new government elect will need time to repair its ties with mentioned countries and its relationship with the US will turn for the better.