Hondurans Dubious about Elections
As the November 27 elections draw near, doubts fill the minds of Hondurans, due to broken promises by previous governments and dirty political campagins.

Illiteracy History for Many Nicas
At least one thousand Nicaraguans, the first to learn to read and write by the Cuban method "Yes, I Can", will receive their diplomas in Managua on Saturday, it was announced Wednesday.

Fidel Castro: Wage Raise to Ease Differences
Cuba´s President Fidel Castro asserted the Revolution´s programs and measures are aimed at enabling citizens to live on their effort and incomes.

Colombia ranks 3rd in world landmine victim list
Colombia has the third largest number of landmine victims in the world, said a UN report released on Wednesday.

Pinochet under house arrest on tax fraud charges
Gen. Augusto Pinochet, the former military dictator of Chile was placed under house arrest Wednesday at his Santiago mansion for alleged tax evasion.