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Roma 16 June 2010 Tropical Storm "Agatha" hit Central America on 29 May, causing enormous damage and numerous victims, most notably in Guatemala. As a response, on the instructions of Minister Frattini the Foreign Ministry is sending an emergency humanitarian…

Escrito por Prensa MPPRE Martes, 15 de Junio de 2010 13:08 Puerto de Santo Tomás de Castilla, Guatemala (Prensa MPPRE). En el Puerto Santo Tomás de Castilla, Departamento de Puerto Barrios, atracó el Buque de la Armada Venezolana T-62 ESEQUIBO,…

With more than € 500 million already disbursed and 97 % of funds committed after only one year and a half from its adoption, the € 1 billion EU Food Facility has provided a fast and efficient response in…

GUATEMALA - In the final days of May, 2010, Central America was pummeled by Tropical Storm Agatha, which finally touched down in the Pacific coastlines of Guatemala. The storm, which dropped more rain than Guatemala had seen for more…

Lea las últimas actualizaciones sobre la situación actual y la respuesta del PMA a las emergencias ocurridas en El Salvador, Guatemala y Honduras a raíz de la tormenta tropical Agatha, las inundaciones y el Volcán Pacaya. Situación Actual La tormenta tropical…

Regional technical advisor for emergencies, Holly Inurreta, is helping with the response to the eruption of the Pacaya Volcano and the torrential rains of Tropical Storm Agatha that swept through Guatemala . The following is part of her first-hand…

Appeal Number: # 6764 Appeal Amount: $100,000 JUNE 14, 2010 SITUATION: Last month's Tropical Storm Agatha spanned an area from Guatemala to Nicaragua, with Guatemala particularly hard-hit. According to reports earlier this month, the storm killed at least 174 people in Guatemala,…

Appeal Target: US$ 881,087 Balance requested: 706,087 Geneva, 14 June 2010 Dear Colleagues, On 29 May 2010, a low pressure system developed into a tropical storm over Central America, spanning the area from Guatemala to Nicaragua. Since then, according to reports on…

15 Jun 2010 02:08:04 GMT * Costs after storm seen between $650 mln-$1 bln * President suggests transparency could help secure funds * Bridges, roads damaged, coffee farmers hit GUATEMALA CITY, June 14 (Reuters) - Rebuilding in Guatemala after a devastating tropical storm last…