Nicaragua Battles for Parliament
Three of the four Nicaraguan political forces that achieved parliamentarian seats in the elections are fighting hard to lead the National Assembly that will be set from January 9.

Child Murders High in Guatemala
Almost 400 children and adolescents were killed so far this year in Guatemala, according to a UNICEF report "Violence against Childhood and Adolescence in Guatemala" published here Wednesday.

Violence Prevails in El Salvador
Citizen insecurity is one of the main concerns of Salvadorans, declared a survey today by the University Institute of Public Opinion of the Central American Catholic University, with 76 percent of the population pessimistic about rising crime.

Countdown for Venezuela Elections
Campaign closings, the suspension of work at the educational centers and the display of international observers mark the final stage of the Venezuelan electoral process in its countdown towards December 3.

Cuba Will Train 100,000 Foreign Doctors
Dr. Juan Carrizo, dean of Cuba s Latin American Medical School (ELAM) defended as viable the dream of Fidel Castro to train 100,000 foreigners within ten years to be physicians to alleviate the suffering of the poor people in the world.