Rock Hill family who died in fire buried, mourned together
Aug 22, 2004
"We agreed that we wanted to bury them together.". Family members from Nicaragua and California came to the funeral.

Latin America feared as entryway for terror attack
Aug 22, 2004
In June, Honduran officials said Shukrijumah was spotted earlier this year at an Internet cafe in Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras.

Tampa Police Arrest 52 in Cocaine Bust
Aug 21, 2004
Officers found guns, drugs and cash, police said. The drugs were shipped from Honduras to Jamaica before being taken aboard the cruise ships, police said.

Democrat To Deliver Keynote Address To Republicans
Aug 20, 2004
The keynote speaker at the upcoming Republican National Convention will be a Democrat, Senator Zell Miller of Georgia.

Guatemala: UN urges probe of threats against Human Rights Ombudsman
Aug 19, 2004
Calling attention to new threats against Guatemala's Human Rights Ombudsman, the United Nations Verification Mission (MINUGUA) is urging the

North American Free-trade Accords Called Bad for Hispanics
Aug 19, 2004
By inking the deal with Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic, Brady said, American cotton growers will shore

Gang clashes kill 31 in El Salvador prison
Aug 19, 2004
is 6km north of San Salvador. In May a fire at a prison in northern Honduras killed 106 people. Officials said the fire was caused

Artist: Walter Castillo ( Belize, 1971 - present )
Aug 19, 2004
As a child his parents sent him out of the country to save him from the war and at the age of 10 years he arrived in the beautiful country of Belize.

The Long Road to Free Trade: Politics, opposition weigh on CAFTA and FTAA pacts
Aug 18, 2004
have signed the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) – designed to bolster commerce in Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and El Salvador

Suspected al-Qaida Member May Try to Cross Into U.S. via U.S./ Mexico Border
Aug 18, 2004
The latest information places him in Honduras with the intent of crossing the US-Mexican border, said Art Werge, a spokesman for the FBI's office in El Paso