Neoliberalism Takes Toll on Panama Education
The crisis of the Panamanian education system is a consequence of the neoliberal system, which puts the laws of the market above that of the welfare of the population, declared Panamanian sociologist Olmedo Beluche Monday.

Guatemala Needs Anti-Drug Reform
The head of the Guatemalan New Nation Alliance, Jorge Ismael Soto, warned Monday that only an integral agrarian policy providing alternatives to farmers will allow eradication of poppy and marihuana crops in Guatemala.

More Women Murdered in El Salvador
There is an increasing number of murders of women in El Salvador today, confirmed Fabio Molina, head of the Institute of Statistics of Forensic Medicine in San Salvador Monday.

Guatemalans for Cuban Revolution
Bravery, authenticity and dignity of the Cuban people will ensure the Revolution's survival for ever, despite US aggressions, said outstanding Guatemalan academic Jose Barnoya.

Chavez s Backers Get Ready
The integration of the organizations supporting the reelection of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, grouped in the Miranda Command Campaign, is in its final stage, Francisco Ameliach, head of that force, affirmed.

Over 3 Million Cuban Students Start Classes
Over three million Cuban students attend Monday the beginning of the 2006-2007 school year, with a record registration in Higher Education.