Mike Gatehouse
The controversial Law 30 that was recently pushed though the legislative process in Panama and then suspended in the light of protests, has finished its 90 day consultative period and has been reissued with some major changes. Eric Jackson reports.
Following anti-UN rioting in Haiti on Wednesday things calm down amid concerns for the forthcoming elections.
Guy Burton examines the possible motives behind Ortega's stance in the recent border dispute between Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
During the build up to the latest Climate Change Summit in Cancun, activists are preparing to educate and mobilize people.
Rioters and troops clash amid claims from locals that Nepalese soldiers working for UN mission brought disease to country.
Three young people are murdered every day in Honduras. Rory Carroll reports on the rise of the 'maras' youth gangs that form a chain of drugs, extortion and violence stretching from Los Angeles to the country's capital Tegucigalpa.
Controversy is sparked amid premature election campaigns for next year's presidential elections in Guatemala.
Cuba intends to cut 20% of all jobs and radically revise its economic model as fast as possible. There is already inequality, and soon that may be legal within the constitution.
About 300 families flee Cuidad Meir following days of gang battles triggered by killing of Tony the Tormenta.
CENTRAL AMERICA: DOES FAIR TRADE COFFEE ELIMINATE POVERTY? Anders Riel Müller investigates the relationship between Poverty and Fair Trade, presenting it as a multi-faceted problem in which Fair Trade is only part of the solution.