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Wednesday 14  November 2007

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Nicaragua Hits International Drug Traffic Hard
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Honduran Ministers Turn in Papers
Mexican Paper Criticizes Spanish Attacks on Chavez
The Summit Debate


Honduran Ministers Turn in Papers
Honduran President Manuel Zelaya has in his hands Tuesday most of his ministers' resignation requests, to take some pertinent measures before ending this year or choose those who will accompany him by 2008.

About 24 officials from the Government's Cabinet, among ministers, managers and directors from several dependencies, responded to the request from the president on Friday.

An official release states that resignations of the foreign minister and ministers from the Natural Resources and Environment Secretariat, Tourism, Technical Secretariat of Cooperation, the Honduran Council on Science and Technology, as well as that of Work, Industry and Trade, Defense and Presidency ministers are already in the president's desk.

Those who will be ratified in their respective posts will be revealed December 31.
 

 

 

 

 
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