Roberto Micheletti is a Honduran politician who served as the interim president of Honduras from June 2009 to January 2010. He took office following the ousting of former president Manuel Zelaya in a military coup. Micheletti's presidency was marked by political turmoil and international condemnation, as many countries viewed the coup as a violation of democratic principles. During his time in office, Micheletti faced significant challenges, including protests and economic instability. His government sought to maintain order and legitimacy, but it struggled to gain recognition from the international community. Ultimately, Micheletti stepped down after a new election was held in November 2009, leading to the restoration of democratic governance in Honduras.