Calderon Named Mexican President
The Mexican Judicial Power´s Electoral Court (TEPJ) named rightwing candidate Felipe de Jesus Calderon Hinojosa, the darling of the governing PAN party, the US, and a neoliberalism partisan, as president-elect Tuesday in a "close vote".

Salvador Confirms Dengue Increase
Salvadoran Public Health Minister Guillermo Maza confirmed Tuesday that 100 more cases of dengue fever were reported last week, and with this the number of infected people reached 500, considered a record for this time of the year in the nation.

Guatemala to Open Forensic Center
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights described the approval of the law on the Institute of Forensic Sciences Institute as a major breakthrough for the justice system in Guatemala.

Latin American Media Banners Fidel Castro Upturn
Different media from Argentina, Bolivia, and Colombia headlined on Tuesday Cuban President Fidel Castro´s message about his current health condition, which was published in Granma daily.

Bush Cuba Plan Doomed to Failure
The Plan Bush against Cuba is the historical continuation of Washington policies on the island, but is doomed to failure, Angel Baños, president of the Marti Circle of Cuban residents in Panama, said Tuesday.