Poisoned Drugs Kill Hundreds in Panama
Hundreds of people died of poisoned medicine's consumption although the figure can increase after the results of exhumation.

Students Receive us$12,500 for Peace Work in Nicaragua
“One in every two women in Nicaragua has been physically mistreated at some point by her husband or companion,” according to the United Nations inter-agency campaign on women’s human rights in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Argentina to Join UN Bodies
Argentina was elected to join several subsidiary organs of the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) in New York, official sources confirmed.

Ecuadorians to Present Fidel Castro with Indigenous Staff
An Ecuadorian youth delegation which traveled to Cuba on Sunday will present Cuban President Fidel Castro with an indigenous ceremonial staff, the highest symbol of indigenous power.

Venezuela Ready to Control Orinoco Oil Strip
Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) said on Sunday that transition committees have been set up at the Orinoco Oil Strip to resumed production on May 1, when the State will take over control over those fields.