Sandinistas Door-knocking for Unity
The Nicaraguan electoral campaign begins Friday in Managua with an act attended by national and international personalities.

Guatemala Reinstates Fired Doctors
The partial strike in the Guatemalan hospitals moved towards a possible solution after the government promised to reinstate Friday physicians that had been fired from their jobs.

Conflicts Put Chile on the Hot Seat
The strike by workers of Escondida, the world´s largest open-pit copper mine, dominated the Chilean panorama this week, along with other conflicts that threaten with breaking.

Cuba Women Trust in the Revolution
Cuban women rely on the continuity of the social process in the island and are pleased about the satisfactory healing of President Fidel Castro after undergoing an intestinal surgery two weeks ago.

Cuba Publishes Book on Assassination
A book entitled "Fidel, Kennedy, and Chavez, an Inconclusive Story of Political Assassination" was presented in this capital, about assassination as an option used by the US diplomacy.