Washington-. US President Barack Obama reiterated Monday the urgency of passing a health care reform in US, to improve the work of doctors and to give better health care to patients.

Caracas-. The Táchira''s head of State, César Pérez, has ties with the paramilitaries and the drug trafficking from Colombia, denounced Monday the deputy to the National Assembly, Iris Varela.

Baghdad-. At least 10 Peshmerga combatants (Kurdish militia) were injured Monday by the explosion of a car bomb in Duhuk, meanwhile another suicidal attack caused five deaths and 13 people were injured in the Iraqi province of Al-Anbar.

HAVANA, Cuba-. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has assured that climate change will affect the poorest regions with the highest levels of chronic hunger in the world.

HAVANA, Cuba-. Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez thanked Cuba for its support in the ‘Barrio Adentro' social program through which nearly 15 million Venezuelans are receiving free health care and which also includes the training of Venezuelan students to become doctors.

Tegucigalpa.-  The peaceful resistance against the military coup in Honduras has reached Monday its 100th consecutive days of protests and its leaders ratified they will continue until achieving restitution of democracy.