Poland Forgives Debt Owed by Nicaragua
Nicaragua and Poland signed an agreement on Friday to write off us$30.6 million dollars of the 1980s debt that was borrowed by the first government of incumbent President Daniel Ortega.

FMLN Slams Federal Report
Lawmakers from the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front (FMLN) slammed a report by the El Salvador government on the state of public finance

Guatemala Begins Longest Holiday
Guatemalans began the longest holiday of the year to mark the religious celebrations of the Holy Week in which hundreds of thousands of persons travel to the beach and tourist centers.

Honduras Attorney General Threatened with Death
 Honduras´ General Attorney Leonidas Rosa Bautista denounced before the Human Rights Commissioner on Saturday that his family was threaten with death, probably by the organized crime.

Venezuela, Cuba on Friendship Flight
The arrival of the Bolivar-Marti Solidarity Flight, operated by AMISTUR CUBA S.A. agency, confirms that politics and tourism can harmoniously converge as long as the will to defend a noble, common cause prevails.