Honduras Cabinet Agrees
to Enter ALBA
TEGUCIGALPA - Honduras'
Council of Ministers
favors President Manuel Zelaya' choice to join
the Bolivarian
Alternative for the
Americas, says La Prensa
daily.
Zelaya called ALBA, an
initiative of Cuba and
Venezuela to counter the
US-led Free Trade Area
for the Americas to
impose its hegemony, a
means to meet domestic
historic problems.
At a cabinet meeting,
the ministers agreed to
cut from August 4 super
gas gallon by $0.012
cents, diesel ($0.04)
and wheat flour ($0.07).
Industry and Trade
Minister Fredy Cerrato
announced for September
further flour discounts.