Sandinistas Keep Promise Of Free Education, Health
The re-establishment of free education and medical assistance, one of the campaign promises of present Sandinista President Daniel Ortega, is coming into fruition in Nicaragua.

Panama Law Reform Sparks Fireworks
A week before the National Assembly begins debate on the reforms proposed to the Penal Codes and Process, the initiative continues to generate controversies within different sectors.

Panama Ups Retiree Pensions
Starting Wednesday, 122,000 Panamanian retirees began to receive an increase in their pensions, part of an agreement with the government that ended their protests.

Guatemala Farmers Protest against Mining Company
Farmers from San Miguel Ixtahuacan State are on their 7th day of blockades of accesses to Marlin mine, in the Western Guatemala, after accusing the foreign company of having defraud them.

No Justice for El Salvador Victims
Hundreds of victims of human rights violations during the El Salvador civil war are still without compensation from the government, said the International Center for Justice and Rights (CEJIL).