Cuban Ophthalmologists Work in Nicaragua
Cuban ophthalmologists have performed 900 cataract and pterygium surgeries in less than 15 work days in Nicaragua, where the physicians from the Caribbean Island have won the people's love and affection.

UN Warns on Central America Drugs, Crime
The executive director of the UN Office against Drugs and Crime, Antonio Maria Costa, said that drugs and violence threaten to paralyze the economic development of Central America.

Honduras on Carpet for New IMF Debts
The Honduran PN (National Party) took the government to task Wednesday for intending to sign a new agreement with the International Monetary Fund following the recovery delays of the National Electric Energy Company ENEE.

Salvadorans: Look to Social Needs
A Technological University (UTEC) survey of 2,117 people released Thursday shows 70.48 percent of the Salvadorian population considers the government overlooks important social situations in the country.

Guatemalans Nix Ex-Dictator in Vote
Guatemalan social organizations presented an appeal against the decision of Citizenship Enrollment to accept former dictator Efrain Rios Montt as candidate to deputy in the next elections.