Zelaya Promises, Hondurans Waiting
Hondurans expect that the promise of President Manuel Zelaya to provide 100,000 jobs every year stops the growing unemployment in the country.

Venezuela describes US expelling of diplomat as retaliation
Venezuelan Deputy Foreign Minister Mari Hernandez said that Friday's U.S. decision to expel a Venezuelan diplomat was a "political retaliation," local media reported.

Mexicans Reject US-Troop-Impunity
The Mexican Chamber of Deputies rejected the US intention to prevent their military officers accused of crimes against humanity or war crimes from appearing before the International Criminal Court.

Nicaraguan Economy Limps along
In a report published Thursday in Managua, the Central American Economic Integration Bank forecast the Nicaraguan economy will grow less than the rest in the region.

Cuba Promotes Camping
Camping is one of the options of sustainable tourism, a philosophy confirmed on Monday by spokesmen committed to promote that kind of leisure in Cuba.