Nicaragua Can't Confirm Tourists' Status
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Nicaraguan officials said late Friday that they're still unsure what's become of an American and a Briton who disappeared 10 days ago while attempting to climb a volcano.
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Coca growers protesting government plans to eradicate their cocaine-producing crop briefly held a group of European tourists visiting Inca ruins in the Andean city of Cuzco Tuesday, police said.
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Details of disagreement emerge over threat posed by two British residents held in GuantÃ¡namo Bay
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MANAGUA, Nicaragua  - Nicaraguan police found two  bodies on Friday on a volcanic island and said they were likely  the remains of an American and a Briton who went missing last  month.
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Desperate families searched through the early morning hours Thursday for scores of missing Nicaraguans on the Caribbean coast where Hurricane Felix blew away villages, flooded rivers and killed at least 18 people.
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Two weeks after coordinated bombings at several Red Sea resorts in Egypt, investigators have yet to assemble a clear picture of how the attacks occurred or identify the people or group behind them.
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MANAGUA, Nicaragua  - Nicaragua's unpopular  president faces possible removal from office after a special  Congressional committee was created on Thursday to explore  corruption charges against him.
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Nicaragua protests  formally  to Colombia  over alleged intimidation of its fishermen in disputed waters.
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The State Department has acknowledged long delays from âunprecedented demandâ after new rules requiring passports for travelers returning from Mexico, Canada and the Caribbean.
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PUERTO CABEZAS, Nicaragua - Doctors threw together a makeshift clinic yesterday to tend to the injured after powerful Hurricane Felix flooded their hospital and wrecked villages on Nicaragua's Caribbean coast. Remnants of the storm drenched Central America in rain and the death toll rose to 18, with dozens missing.
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Justice Department lawyers say there is indeed a rule requiring passengers to show ID at the airport before boarding a plane, but they say the exact wording of the rule can't be read by the public and can't be challenged. By Ryan Singel.
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Liberia still cannot adequately track diamond mining on its territory, U.N. experts reported on Tuesday, recommending the Security Council leave in place its ban on Liberian diamond exports.
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Hotels and travel agents in Thailand have asked the government to clarify the status of bird flu to reassure tourists. The Thai travel industry wants worldwide distribution
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The Bush administration yesterday postponed for at least six months a new security rule that Americans show a passport when crossing U.S. borders by land or by sea, requiring instead that citizens present an identity card and proof of citizenship upon entry for the first time, beginning Jan. 31.
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MOUNT ST. HELENS NATIONAL MONUMENT, Wash. A seismologist says he can&#39;t decipher the meaning of the latest activity on Mount St.
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The authenticity of the videoÂposted on a Web site that has carried messages from rebelsÂcould not be determined.
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A Thai expert said on Monday he tried to warn the government a deadly tsunami might be sweeping toward tourist-packed beaches, but couldn't find anyone to take his calls.