Guatemala Returns Salvadoran Bodies
The bodies of the three Salvadorian deputies from the Central American Parliament (PARLACEN) and their driver, murdered in Guatemala, will be sent home Wednesday, after a ceremony at the Air Force facilities.

Eduardo D'abuisson, William Pichinte, and Jose Ramon Gonzalez, from the ruling ARENA (Nationalist Republican Alliance), and their driver were killed Monday in the outskirts of the Guatemalan capital.

Salvadoran Foreign Minister Francisco Lainez will leave for that country today to request the Guatemalan government to thoroughly investigate the incident.

The crime has caused huge commotion in the two countries, due to the brutality against the victims, who were first shot dead and then burned, apparently to eliminate all evidence, according to police reports.

The legislators had traveled to Guatemala to attend a PARLACEN meeting, but when in the city, they split up from the caravan guarding them and never got to the hotel.

In the meantime, Guatemalan President Oscar Berger, who condemned the assassination and offered his condolences to the victims relatives, is expected to analyze the case with his Salvadorian counterpart, Antonio Saca, today, in the framework of a business forum in Mexico.