Cuban Doctors to Advise Nicaraguan Colleagues
Cuban physicians arriving in Nicaragua in the coming weeks to assist the population of the Atlantic coast will also contribute to the training of their Nicaraguan colleagues, Health Minister Maritza Cuan informed.

Nicaragua May Go Parliamentary
Rafael Solis, vice president of the Nicaraguan Supreme Court of Justice, announced here Monday that the Nicaraguan political constitution will be reformed this year, to give way to a parliamentary government system, or at least semi-parliamentary.

OAS to Audit Salvador Voting Rolls
The Organization of American States signed an agreement on Tuesday with the Supreme Tribunal (TS) of El Salvador to inspect the electoral register before the 2009 presidential elections in this nation.

UNESCO Leads AIDS Drive in Guatemala
UNESCO launched a campaign in Guatemala against the discrimination of AIDS patients on Tuesday, because it said, 25 years after first hearing of HIV, the patients still suffer physical and verbal abuse and social exclusion.

US-Central America Migration Plan Underway
Deputies from Mexico and Central America will create a common bloc to boost a comprehensive migration proposal and submit it to the US, announced the coordinator of migration from the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI).