Salvadoran Govt Questioned for Homage to Pinochet
Salvadoran President Antonio Saca is still questioned Sunday by local political organizations and press media because of the homage offered to deceased former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet.

Chile Calls Neruda Sculpture Bids
Under the title "A Place for Memory," the Chilean Foreign Relations Ministry called for a sculptural contest dedicated to the life, work and sensitivity of the Literature Nobel Prizewinner Pablo Neruda.

Congress Mission to Cuba Agrees US Policy Must Change
The bipartisan US Congress delegation led by Representative Jeff Flake (R-Arizona) said "it is time for the United States to enter a dialogue with Cuba."

Argentina Admits Possible Kidnap of Witness
Argentine Security Minister Leon Arslanian has admitted the possibility of kidnapping in the disappearance of Jorge Julio Lopez, who testified in the trial against a repressor of the dictatorship.

Autonomous Assemblies in Bolivia Rejected
Representatives of Bolivia's education sector and government authorities rejected the autonomous Assemblies organized by the oligarchy.