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/ Central America
PANAMA
Panama Rescues Five
American Castaways
PANAMA - A patrol of the Panamanian
Air-Naval Service (Senam) on Monday rescued
five U.S. castaways, after their yacht
drifted in the Panamanian Pacific coasts.
CENTRAL AMERICA
Walmex Closes Central America Deal
Wal-Mart de Mexico (Walmex) has bought Wal-Mart Centroamerica from its parent company, Wal-Mart Stores and regional investors, The Wall Street Journal reports.
GUATEMALA
Russian Diplomat in
Guatemala
GUATEMALA - In his third stop of his Latin
American tour, Russian Foreign Minister
Serguei Lavrov is carrying out a working
visit to Guatemala on Monday that includes a
meeting with President Alvaro Colom.
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/ Latin America
VENEZUELA
Venezuela Rejects Colombia's
Electricity Offer
CARACAS - Venezuelan Vice
President Elias Jaua on Monday
brushed aside a Colombian
electricity supply offer by
saying that his country will
solve its own energy problem by
May.
ARGENTINA
Rain in Argentina: One Death and
Girl Missing
BUENOS AIRES - The rainfall that
battered the Argentinean
province of Cordoba, 435 miles
northeast from the capital,
caused one death and the
disappearance of a girl on
Monday early morning.
VENEZUELA
Venezuela Barrio Adentro: Health
Guarantee
CARACAS - Barrio Adentro
Mission, about to turn seven
years of free, high quality
medical attention, is a
guarantee of health for most
Venezuelans, who have received
nearly 400 million
consultations.
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/ Special Reports
Nicaragua
Refuses to Discuss Therapeutic
Abortion
Nicaragua
slammed the door on any possible
debate on the restitution of
therapeutic abortion - performed
to save the life of the pregnant
woman - despite demands that it
do so voiced during a United
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The Apple iPad
Steve Jobs, founder of
Apple this week
introduced the iPad, a
handheld tablet that is
a larger version of the
iPhone without the
telephony feature.
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