Panama Freezes Funds of Aleman Cronies
The Panamanian Public Ministry bluntly refused to release four of the frozen nine million dollars that were in hands of collaborators of ex Nicaraguan President Arnoldo Aleman.

Students Burn Buses in Nicaragua
Two buses of the urban transportation service were set afire Wednesday in different sectors of the Nicaraguan capital, during university students’ protests against the rise in transportation costs.

Strike Paralyzes Honduran Capital
Demanding immediate reduction of the high price of fuel, thousands of taxi drivers blocked main streets and avenues to public places and paralyzed traffic in the Honduran capital on Wednesday.

UN Probes Guatemalan Human Rights
To visit communities affected by war and learn of the indigenous peoples´ situation are one of Thursday´s main priorities by UN Top Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Arbour in Guatemala.

Castro enraged by Forbes
Cuban President Fidel Castro has again challenged the U.S. magazine Forbes to prove the allegations that he has personal bank accounts abroad, during this month's second TV appearance in Havana on Wednesday.