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Electric
Train Could End San José
Congestion By 2013
Traffic congestion in San José
could be history by 2013 if the
plans by the Ministerio de Obras
Públicas y Transportes (MOPT) to
get the electric train, the "tren
eléctrico metropolitano", moving
become a reality. |
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CENTRAL AMERICA |
HONDURAS
Honduran Government Ends State of Siege
TEGUCIGALPA – The Honduras government
announced Monday the lifting of a state of
siege imposed 10 days ago.
“We have revoked the (state of siege) decree
in the Council of Ministers,” the former
head of Congress and now head of government,
Roberto Micheletti, told a press conference
in the capital.
HONDURAS
OAS Delegation to Visit Honduras
A delegation from the Organization of
American States is expected in Honduras
Wednesday to discuss the ongoing political
crisis stemming from the overthrow of
President Manuel Zelaya.
HONDURAS
Indigenous
Hondurans Demand Asylum In
Guatemala Embassy
TEGUCIGALPA - A group of 12
indigenous Lenca Indians entered
Guatemala's embassy in the
Honduran capital Tuesday,
demanding political asylum, news
reports said. One of the
protestors, Salvador Zuniga,
said that his people, who are
opposed to the ouster of
president Manuel Zelaya, were
being suppressed by the de-facto
government of Roberto Micheletti.
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NICARAGUA
Child
Death From Dengue Rises To 9 In
Nicaragua
MANAGUA - The child death
toll for classic and hemorrhagic dengue in
Nicaragua has risen to nine, the country's
health authorities reported Tuesday.
NICARAGUA
UAE
Expresses Interest In Nicaraguan
Canal Idea
MANAGUA - The United Arab
Emirates is interested in
participating in a project to
build a canal across Nicaragua
linking the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans, the Gulf state's foreign
minister said Tuesday.
EL
SALVADOR
Three Sentenced in El Salvador for Sex
Trafficking
SAN SALVADOR – A judge in El Salvador
sentenced three people to eight years in
prison for forcing Salvadoran women into
prostitution in Guatemala, a judicial
spokesman told Efe Tuesday. |
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LATIN AMERICA |
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SPECIAL REPORTS |
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CUBA:
There Are No Tough Guys; It’s Tough To Be a
Guy
It has been three years since he separated
from his second wife and realised he did not
have a home to return to. Although he has
always been able to count on a helping hand
from one friend or another, and his children
help him out now and then, Humberto Martínez
spends most nights sleeping on a park bench
in the Cuban capital. |
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Could Costa Rica
Overthrow Its President?
The
Honduran legislature
decided last week
decided that that the
president as unfit to
govern and Sunday
morning a group of
soldiers took Manuel
Zelaya by force and put
on a plane headed for
Costa Rica... |
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Rocking Time
Often when planning
a trip, you can do a
little too much of
well – planning.
Ruining your
vacation like pulp
ruins a glass of OJ.
Its not juice.
Researching where to
stay and what
beaches to visit,
you strip your
travels of any
spontaneity and
uncertainty.
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• Legal
&
Wedding
Services
in
Guanacaste |
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The
Apple
iPhone
3GS
The
iPhone
3G S
doesn't
make the
same
grand
leap
that the
iPhone
3G made
from the
first-generation
model,
but the
latest
Apple
handset
is still
a
compelling
upgrade
for some
users.
The
iPhone
3G S is
faster
and we
appreciate
the new
features
and
extended
battery
life,
but call
quality
and 3G
reception
still
need
improvement. |
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