Transnational Cuts Power, Nicaraguans Irate
Consumers from Leon and Granada in Nicaragua mobilized Monday to urge Spanish Power company Union Fenosa to leave the country because of poor service to the population.

Church for Gun Control In El Salvador
Archbishop Fernando Saenz affirmed the Salvadorian Catholic church views favourably the Arms Law reform recently approved by Antonio Saca s government, noted local press Monday.

El Salvador Deputies Favor Troops in Iraq
Despite the disaster of the Iraq occupation forces, El Salvador s Legislative Assembly s Defense Committee passed judgment Monday for Salvadorian soldiers continuance in the Arab nation for another year.

Riots in Chile lead to 100 arrests
 One hundred people were arrested and dozens more were injured during the riots from Sunday night to early Monday in Chile after the death of former President Augusto Pinochet.

Gore Vidal Breaks US Blockade on Cuba
I came to Cuba with my broken knee to help break 40 years of embargo, said US writer Gore Vidal, who will be visiting Havana until December 14, after referring to the distortion of information about the Island by his country's media.