Charter flights are not suspended

Nelly Jerez clarified that companies classified as exploration route will not pay the $ 300 monthly.

The Minister of Tourism, Nelly Jerez, said that the lines of charter flights will continue operations in Honduras and therefore will not be harmed tourism.Sherry said that companies classified as exploration route, ie more regularly traveling the country, will not pay the $ 300 monthly."In recent meetings held with the Director General of Civil Aviation, Manuel Caceres and the president of the National Chamber of Tourism (Canaturh) Marinakys Epaminondas was clarified that the payment of $ 300 will be held every 90 days," he said.With the new measure, "the executives of both lines are satisfied," he said.The minister added that works with both holders in promoting an initiative to make charter flights in "international airlines".To materialize the initiative, considers that "it would be a big hit for the country."On the other hand, Sherry reported that next Monday will arrive in three senior executives catracho floor of the International Association of Cruise (FCCA for its acronym in English). The main purpose of the visit is to inspect tourist areas that could become luxury cruise terminals.Sites will be Amapala, Omoa, Puerto Cortes and Trujillo.

Darius manuscripts removed from auction

Nine manuscripts auctioned Ruben Dario stopped in Madrid because the owner of them felt that the crisis would prevent 130,000 euros get set for the lot.

Titled "The crisis leaves 900 documents auctioned Ruben Dario," the weekly magazine El Cultural, distributed by the newspaper El Mundo reported in its issue of December 31 last year, the lot, which includes letters, poems and receipts, among others, it was auctioned at the request of the owner.

Manuscripts of Darius was the cover of the catalog of the auction scheduled to be held on 22 December.

"They have from The Shooting (publication) specializing in books and manuscripts, the owner of the collection has decided to withdraw the bid a few days before the meeting for fear of failing to achieve a fair price, such is the fear that lurks today sellers. According to the auction house could have climb to 150,000 euros, "said El Cultural.

Javier Varas, responsible for the auction house The Shooting, told El Nuevo Diario through an email, that professional secrecy and asked the owner of the manuscripts, would not give details on the lot.

According to Darío Jorge Eduardo Arellano, "most of these cases 900 manuscripts, and are published in a book called 'Papers Ruben Dario', whose compiler is Demorizi Emilio Rodríguez, a Dominican intellectual was Ambassador (Rafael Leonidas) Trujillo for Somoza. "

The book, said Arellano, was published in 1952 and is based on manuscripts obtained by Alejandro Bermudez, who was an intellectual of Masaya who accompanied Darius on his journey from Barcelona to New York to preach peace, and who left him in New York when the poet was ill with pneumonia.

"Bermudez's widow gave the documents. There is, for example, all that Darius spent. It is strongly suspected (the papers that would be auctioned) are false, "Arellano said.

However, the news editor of The Cultural told El Nuevo Diario that although not sure about the authenticity of the manuscripts, they know that they were certified by a specialist from the University Complutense of Madrid.

The lot, he added, containing mostly letters and receipts. Some letters were sent to then-President Jose Santos Zelaya, including one in which he thanked the appointment as consul in Madrid, and others directed to consuls, ministers, and several Mexican writer Amado Nervo.

The co-CEO of the Nicaraguan Institute of Culture, Inc., Luis Morales, said that many of the manuscripts that circulate on the outside and are not in museums, are false.

"We have no knowledge (about the manuscripts), but be careful. A final manuscript that appeared in South America was studied here, reviewed by local people and Ruben Dario Museum Archive was not authentic. Dario's original work is in museums, what circulates is not original, "said Morales.

More details

The daily added that the manuscripts were collected by Alejandro Bermúdez, with whom Darius traveled from Spain to America in a journey for peace.

"Then in the 30's, autographs passed to his son, Raul Bermudez de Baca, a lawyer and historian, who decided to guard them for 60 years until his death in 1995," it said.

"Other relevant documents include the letter to Francisco Castro (July 3, 1882), in which Darius says that the contents thereof must not be known by anyone other than the recipient, and which speaks of their situation at that time and their future plans. It also includes the collection of the poet's family correspondence, with letters sent from Paris to Francisca Sanchez, his wife, throughout 1903, "he added.

The cultural magazine that circulates every Thursday said in his note that perhaps the most important part of the lot are the leaves by Darius signed and numbered by hand, which are part of his work.

"For example, the compositions Autumn Poem (four pages written by eight faces) and Oh! Regards, dedicated to Amado Nervo. There are also texts Navarro Ledesma, Juan Ramon Jimenez, Paul Grousac ... Moreover, the last time the poet passed through New York is reflected in the great cosmopolitan city, a poem that is included with other texts such as Beauty, Books strange, I know I am, The lace, butterfly and flower, Sonatina .. . ".

The student of the work of Darius and professor at the University of Sevilla, Noel Rivas, considered it very important legitimizing the authorship of these documents.

According to the note of the Cultural, the manuscripts were considered by the University as "not bad". "The truth is that they belong to a time of life of Darius in which the poet consuming alcohol, so that his handwriting mutates considerably depending on the mood to write with," concludes the text.

Hugo Moyano distanced himself

It will not make a strike against the policy of the Casa Rosada, sent a letter to the head of state with claims and now awaits an answer on his announced resignation as President of PJ Buenos Aires, first as "talk" with Governor Daniel Scioli

The head of the CGT, Hugo Moyano, said Thursday night that the union center "for now" is considering the possibility of a strike against government policy, nor a march to the Plaza de Mayo to demand their claims.

"Not yet. Neither general strike and mobilization. There is no reason now, that does not mean that if things do not work ...", again threatened Moyano, without completing the sentence.

In an interview with  Casa Rosada,  channel 24, Moyano said that "I do not expect anything" from the government, adding that "no" claimed no meeting with President Cristina Fernandez, as when asked what will the end of his term in the CGT, enigmatic said: "Let's see if I end up. There are still five months."

The leader of the CGT said not to believe when President Cristina Fernandez promises to be free joint. "How are you going to talk about free joint when UATRE (the union of rural workers, which leads Geronimo Venegas) got 35 per cent increase and is not homologated? Free peer does speak?" He asked, and challenged "If there will be limits, which give by decree and that's the circus of the discussion."

Moyano revealed on Wednesday sent a letter to the head of state with a series of claims and is now awaiting a response.

STAY AHEAD OF THE CGT

The union leader said that at least until June, when his term expires, will continue to lead the labor union, unless he said, that there is "a coup".

"We'll see when the time comes. Today I am a little tired. I will continue until June if there is a coup," said the leader Hats.

However, when asked if there was that possibility, he challenged: "I will take a hit? Who has the authority to decide that I'm not saying what the worker claims that others can do better?" .

RESIGN AS PRESIDENT OF THE BUENOS AIRES PJ

Hugo Moyano, said that before making a final decision on his announced resignation as President of PJ Buenos Aires, first as "talk" with Governor Daniel Scioli. The leader of the CGT said Scioli "spoke by phone with me" and was on call again when he returned from France, where he attended to continue medical treatment.

"I'll talk to him," Moyano said when asked if he kept his resignation to the provincial PJ, and added, "is not good for me to say here, without having talked to him, as he promised," while said: "If I called, we will, and if not, continue with my path."

Stanford spent large sums on their projects

A former employee of Texas billionaire R. Allen Stanford told the jury that the financier spent millions of dollars in property and construction business in Antigua and Barbuda in the Caribbean.

Arnold Knoche, who worked 16 years in the real estate company in Stanford, testified Tuesday during the trial of financier for fraud in Houston. He stated that his former boss was not limited to spend on a hangar at a private airport, cricket grounds, an athletic club and installation on a pier for your boat. Knoche said he was concerned about the source of money for these projects construction. He said that Stanford spent in works such as marble finishes and removal of the wooden floors of the building from their bank because they felt they were not the right tone. Prosecutors allege that Stanford used the money of savers who bought certificates of deposit to his bank in Antigua, to pay for these projects and to be a billionaire life. Stanford's lawyers consider him a smart businessman, whose financial empire was legitimate. The defense has suggested that James Davis, former chief financial officer, is the real culprit of financial fraud. Prosecutors say Stanford masterminded a scheme in which investors defrauded more than 7,000 million dollars in a massive scheme type " pyramid "focused on the sales of certificates of deposit from your bank in Antigua.