Nicaraguan Health Workers Strike Again
The strike semi-paralyzing Nicaraguan public hospitals since November was renewed Wednesday after the failure of negotiations expected to resolve the crisis.

Who Is Fighting Violence in Honduras?
The wave of violence sweeping across Honduras puts newly appointed Security Minister Alvaro Romero in a delicate position.

Ecuador Analyzes Napo Curfew
The Ecuadorian Congress is dissecting Thursday President Alfredo Palacio´s decision to order a State of Emergency in the Amazonian Napo province, following the oil strike started February 20.

Cuba Breaks Tourist Room Record
Cuba broke the record of foreign tourists accommodated in a day when reporting 65,280 travelers in pleasure facilities, according to an official note issued by the Tourism Ministry (MINTUR).

Chile Weighs Releasing Fujimori
Chile´s Supreme Court is reviewing Thursday an appeal submitted by the attorneys for ex Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori, who has been in detention here since November 2005, to be released on bail.