US Fears Terrorist Access to Nicaraguan Missiles
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has a tough choice to make: Destroying a powerful arsenal of SA-7 missiles would appease the US and other donors, but it would also make him appear weak to his anti-American friends.

Ex-Nicaraguan Leader Admits Spending Government Money
Former Nicaraguan President Arnoldo Aleman has admitted he spent us$1.8 million dollars in government money on jewelry and meals.

Honduran Jails Compare to Hell
Authorities of Honduras National jails compare that center with hell due to the number of murders registered until today in that place.

Bolivia MAS Greets Rigoberta Menchu
The Bolivian Movement Towards Socialism (MAS) sent a message to indigenous leader and Peace Nobel Prize winner Rigoberta Menchu, welcoming the efforts started to run for president in Guatemala.

Fidel Castro Book Sells Out in Cuba
The book "One Hundred Hours with Fidel," by French journalist Ignacio Ramonet, has been successful sold in the first phase of the 16th International Book Fair, to conclude in the capital on Sunday.

Brazil's street Carnival band draws 10,000 revelers
Street party band "Cordao do Boitata" brought 10,000 fans onto the streets of Rio de Janeiro Sunday morning, as part of the traditional Carnival celebrations that kicked off across Brazil this weekend.