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Tuesday 12 February 2008

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Nicaraguan Farmers to Increase Grain Production
Panama Bus Drivers Get Weapons
Security Tight in Guatemalan Transport
Bolivia Declares U.S. Diplomat Undesirable Person
Venezuela Unites Against Exxon Hit


Security Tight in Guatemalan Transport
The recently created police nucleus to tighten security in buses began working in terminals, bus stops and in units of Guatemalan public transport, in order to fight crime and to protect workers and users.

According to PNC (National Civil Police) Director Henry Lopez, during the first hours the capture of more than a ten of people was obtained and a gun AK 47 with its respective ammunition was seized.

Lopez reported that several cases of attacks against drivers and bus assistants were individualized, in which individuals shut in prisons and members of youthful gangs are included.

In order to create this new force, the 10 percent of agents of PNC in the departments of Solota, Baja Verapaz, Totonicapan and El Progreso was retired and concentrated in this capital.

Citizens interviewed by media expressed their approval with security tightened increase in transport services and their hope that violence stops.

On the other hand, former presidential candidates Otto Perez Molina and Alejandro Giammattei sent notes to President Alvaro Colom requesting to restore capital punishment like a dissuasive measure to fight crime.
 

 

 

 

 
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