Ortega Swear-in, Down to Business
A foreign investors meeting one day after Daniel Ortega's swearing-in ceremony in Nicaragua reaffirms that foreign capital trusts in the Sandinista administration.

Salvador Archbishop Fosters Anti-Criminal Law
San Salvador Archbishop Fernando Saenz recommended to the National Citizen Security Commission to speed up its proposals about the Law against the Organized Crime, local media reported on Monday.

African American Communities to Meet in Honduras
The ONECA (Central American Black Organization) will debate in Honduras about human rights, facing up to the free trade agreement with the United States, and integration among communities, starting on November 30.

Colombia Political Scandal Snowballs
The disclosure of a political deal signed by 40 congress people and heads of the United Autodefenses of Colombia (AUC) is on Monday the new chapter in what is called the para-politics scandal, referring to alleged links between paramilitary groups and politicians in this nation.

Analyst Says Latin American Unity No Accident
Nicaraguan analyst Aldo Diaz Lacayo said that left-wing governments' arrival to power in Latin America, whose recent examples are currently represented by Nicaragua and Ecuador, has an objective explication, and is not spontaneous.