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Wednesday 18 July 2007

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Nicaragua Hosts Central American Social Movements
Zapatero Visits Panama and Eyes Canal
Guatemala for Migrants' Rights
Cooperation Proposals Bloom in ALBA
Passenger jet skids off runway in Colombia
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Guatemala for Migrants' Rights
Guatemalan authorities will urge the US to respect the human rights of migrants, during the visit US Secretary of State for Hemispheric Affairs Thomas Shannon in this country on Tuesday.

Shannon will meet with President Oscar Berger, Vice President Eduardo Stein, other governmental officials, and leaders of the Central American Integration System, with security issues centering the talks.

"It is paradoxical that the US deport Guatemalans when they are contributing to the economy of both countries," the president stated.

Foreign Minister Gert Rosenthal declared they will strongly demand that Guatemalans' rights are respected during the raids and expatriations, as there have been denunciations of abuse by US migratory authorities, he noted.

The main objective of Shannon's visit is to review the regional meeting held last week in the country, where it was agreed to create a strategy to fight drug trafficking, organized crime, and gangs.
 


 

 

 

 
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