Hurricane threat incurs loss of 12 million dollars in El Salvador
A nationwide work suspension in face of the threat of Hurricane Adrian has cost El Salvador about 12 million US dollars, it is estimated.

112 rescued, 29 remain missing in Chile snowstorm
The Chilean Army on Saturday successfully found and rescued 112 soldiers who had been missing since Wednesday in a snowstorm that has killed 16 of their comrades.

Armed men rob helicopter in Venezuela
A group of armed men robbed a helicopter Saturday in Venezuela's Bolivar state and flew it away to an unknown destination.

Municipal police chief killed in Mexico amid wave of violence
A municipal police chief was shot dead in northwestern Mexico on Saturday, becoming the latest victim of a wave of assassinations across the country, authorities said.

Argentina Welcomes Che Guevara´s Son and Daughter
Aleida Guevara March, daughter of heroic guerilla Ernesto Che Guevara, referred with deep emotion to her meeting in this country with Hebe de Bonafini, president of the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo organization.

Seniors Share Secrets of Longevity
Cuba has the right conditions to enable senior citizens to lead a satisfactory life and raise the current 78.8 year life expectancy to 120, said Professor Eugenio Selman-Housein Abdo, chairman of the 3rd International Congress of Satisfactory Longevity.