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Saturday 09 February 2008

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Nicaragua: Colombia Using Force on Border
Fuel Prices Increase in Panama
Guatemalan President: Safety in Four Months
Venezuela PDVSA Slams Assets Freeze
Argentina Rejects IMF Monitoring


Guatemalan President: Safety in Four Months
President of Guatemala Alvaro Colom asserted on Friday that in four months the population will start noticing safety countrywide and demanded people's collaboration to win the battle against criminal groups.

He lamented the killing of ten public transportation workers this week and admitted that attacks against this sector will not stop overnight.

Colom termed very positive that service has been totally restored in the capital, despite the situation witnessed in the last five days, when armed attacks intensified.

He also reiterated his decision to serve all pledges made during the electoral campaign, particularly to curb high violence indexes, restore peace and quiet in the society and regain confidence in the National Civil Police.
 

 

 

 

 
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