Panama Disease Kills 17
The death toll has reached 17, caused by a strange disease in Panama that keeps the health authorities disconcerted and population alarmed.

Guatemala Social Programs Slashed
Guatemalan organizations criticized the cuts in social expenses for health, housing and education in the next annual budget, which is now in the hands of the Congress of the Republic for approval.

FSLN Confident over Alliances
The coordinator of the National Liberation Sandinista Front (FSLN) Edwin Castro dismissed here that the electoral strategy of arranging alliances with old political enemies could have negative results for his party.

Guatemalans Demand Ex President Evidence
Guatemala´s Association for Justice and Reconciliation made public a recourse presented to the Public Ministry to charge ex dictator Efrain Rios Montt for the crime of genocide.

Cubans Appreciate Fidel Book
The historic significance of the second edition of book "One Hundred Hours with Fidel" by Ignacio Ramonet, revised, corrected and improved by the interviewer, was appreciated by Cuban academics.