Honduras: Summit on
Climatic Change
Honduras summoned
Central American
Presidents to a Summit
to evaluate actions
destined to fight the
effects of climatic
change in the area, an
official report from
Honduras Presidency
headquarters indicates.
The meeting will take
place on May 26-28 in
the northern city of San
Pedro Sula, 111 miles
this capital.
Spanish Government Head
Jose Luis Rodriguez
Zapatero and Mexican
President Felipe
Calderon were in
addition invited, the
document reads.
Honduras National Radio
specified that the event
will try to boost
policies and strategies
to strengthen
cooperation among those
countries involved and
to preserve the
atmosphere.
The official report from
Honduran government
insists on the intention
of preventing climatic
changes.
Belize Prime Minister
Barrow Dean Barrow, and
Presidents Alvaro Colom
(Guatemala), Elias
Antonio Saca (El
Salvador), Daniel Ortega
(Nicaragua), Oscar Arias
(Costa Rica) and Martin
Torrijos (Panama) are
some of the guests
invited. |