Guatemala Natives Claim Rights
By demanding the their rights, Guatemalan indigenous peoples are commemorating Wednesday the International Day the UN established to help solving the problems of that important social sector.

Murders on Rise in El Salvador
In July the daily homicide average in El Salvador reached 12, with 357 killed, police statisticians reported Wednesday.

Washington Financing Venezuela Opposition
Using US government declassified documents, US attorney Eva Golinger said it was at very least ó suspicious ó that the US is funding Venezuelan opposition groups, given Washington ó s hostility to the President Hugo Chavez administration.

Cuba Denounces US Pirate Airways
Cuba has exposed the US pirate satellite signals broadcasting to the Island in violation of national and international law, which call for the overthrow of the Cuban Revolution and annexation of the Island.

Argentina accuses U.S. of intending to scrap preferential treatment
Argentine President Nestor Kirchner on Tuesday strongly criticized Washington for intending to call off the preferential trade treatment to some countries, including Argentina, saying the intention is in retaliation against those countries.