Nicaragua Expects Border Dispute Fair Verdict
Nicaragua expects a sentence in keeping with its "fair expectations" at The Hague International Court of Justice but will respect the Court´s decision on the territorial litigation with Honduras, an official source asserted.

Three Eye Centres in Nicaragua
Cuba is due to open three ophthalmologic hospitals in Nicaragua, to provide free surgery to patients with cataracts, a project to start in this capital.

Panamanian Construction Workers in Protest
The Panama's single construction workers´ union (SUNTRACS) continued demonstrations and street closings Wednesday to demand security measures in their sector, which deficiencies have already caused 10 deaths this year.

Panamanian President Vetoes New Penal Code
Panama National Assembly (Parliament) Government, Justice and Constitutional Affair Commission must discuss again reforms to the Penal Code that President Martin Torrijos vetoed.

Guatemalan Teachers Protest Privatization
Some 50,000 Guatemalan teachers staged one of their biggest demonstrations in this capital on Wednesday, when they protested against the privatization of education and for better conditions in the sector.

Colombia seizes 18 tons of cocaine so far this year
Colombia has captured some 18 tons of cocaine and 2.4 tons of marijuana during the first 78 days of this year, according to a government statement released Wednesday.