Belize Praises Cuba for Training Doctors
Sep 15, 2005
The press in Belize has highlighted Cuba´s offer of 33 new scholarships for young Belizeans to start studying medicine for

Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates anniversary of indepence for Latin American countries
Sep 15, 2005
It celebrates the anniversary of independence for five Latin American countries, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua.

New start altered by nature
Sep 15, 2005
Every year they've lived in Louisiana, after leaving countries such as Mexico, Honduras and El Salvador, had brought those conditions without much of an

Fortis Inc: Construction of Chalillo Hydroelectric Project Complete
Sep 14, 2005
BECOL also owns and operates the 25-MW Mollejon hydroelectric facility, located on the Macal River, the only other hydroelectric generating facility in Belize.

Delegation from El Salvador visits Viet Nam
Sep 14, 2005
Party of Viet Nam (CPV) Central Committee, received a visiting delegation of the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front (FMLN) of El Salvador, led by Blanca

People trickle into New Orleans
Sep 14, 2005
One family, originally from Honduras, took advantage of a permit from city authorities allowing business owners to survey their properties, to check on their

Garifuna, Ecolastico Arzu, burned in crash and jumped off NY Bridge
Sep 14, 2005
The Garifuna, Ecolastico Arzu AKA Nallito burned in a car crash and jump off the
Tappan Zee Bridge. According to Murphy Valentine, from Centro America Show,
Ecolastico Arzu, was traveling home from upstate New York, with Angel Norales when
their car stopped around the Tappan Zee Bridge in White Plains, NY. Allegedly an
tractor-trailer hit their car from behind.

ARENA Dominates, But Many Oblivious in El Salvador
Sep 13, 2005
The conservative Nationalist Republican Alliance (ARENA) is still the most popular political organization in El Salvador, according to a

Nicaragua's main opposition party suspends drive for removing immunity of president
Sep 13, 2005
FSLN offers a "clear sign for the creation of conditions to bring calm in the political climate in Nicaragua, so as to overcome contradictions between State

UN sends food aid to Nicaragua's Miskito Indians
Sep 12, 2005
The United Nations said on Sunday it would send emergency food aid to thousands of Miskito Indians threatened with