Central American Storms Kill More Than 150
Heavy rains pounded Central America for a fourth day Wednesday, pushing rivers over their banks, flooding communities and unleashing at least two deadly mudslides as the region's death toll increased to more than 150 people.

More Money and Drugs Appearing in Panama
The discovery of new cocaine consignments and packages containing seven million dollars renewed fears on Wednesday that Panama has become one of the favorite drug trafficking corridors.

US Blockade Curbs Foreign Investment in Cuba
The US blockade against Cuba stands as a roadblock keeping potential foreign investors away.

Fujimori intends to run for Peruvian president
Former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori said Thursday that he intended go back to Peru and participate in the presidential election in April, Japanese media reported.

Argentina tightens security for regional summit
Argentina said Wednesday that all unauthorized aircraft entering its restricted air space during the Summit of the Americas to be held next month will be shot down.