Nicaragua Doubts May Favor Ortega
The fear of keeping the same party in power for too long a period, which marked Daniel Ortega s defeat, could be reverted 16 years later to favor his return to power, analyst Oscar Rene Vargas said in this capital on Thursday.

Prospect of a Sandinista return to power in Nicaragua worries some in U.S.
The prospect of a return to power of former Nicaraguan leader Daniel Ortega is causing anxiety here, with U.S. officials publicly warning that Nicaraguan democracy could be imperiled if voters on Sunday elect the one-time Soviet ally to the presidency after a 16-year absence.

Honduras-Mexico Agree on Sea Border
The Honduras Legislature approved an agreement to define the maritime demarcation between this Central American nation and Mexico on Thursday, a congressional text confirmed.

Venezuela, Guatemala Boost Panama in UN
Venezuela and Guatemala are due to formally present Panama at the UN Latin American and Caribbean Group (GRULAC) as an acceptable candidate to fill a seat at the Security Council.

Panama Condemns US-Cuba Blockade
The President of the Committee of Solidarity with Cuba of Colon, Panama, Cesar Quijano, condemned the US blockade of Cuba and called for an end to US aggressive policies.