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 LULA’S IN TOWN: Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva is ushered into the hotel by security.(Newsday) |  Lift embargo: Argentina President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner called on the US to lift the embargo on Cuba in her speech at the summit opening (Newsday) |
 Tough leader: Bolivia’s Evo Morales has a bright smile for photographers in spite of a tough week where he went on a hunger strike to force lawmakers in his country to pass electoral reforms and then later disclosed that his security forces had killed three when they uncovered a plot to kill him. (Newsday) | Spanish briefing: El Salvador President Antonio Saca Gonzalez answers questions from mainly Spanish-speaking reporters on his arrival at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Port-of-Spain on Thursday night. Gonzalez is here for the Fifth Summit of the Americas. (Newsday) |
 YOUR VIEWS, MR PM?: Newsday reporter Andre Bagoo (right) interviews Jamaican PM Bruce Golding at the Hyatt Regency on Friday. (Newsday) |  ALL QUIET: When was the last time Wrightson Road was so quiet and deserted on a Friday? Well this was the case Friday as the road outside the International Waterfront Centre was virtually deserted since it is in the highly restricted red zone for the Fifth Summit of the Americas. (Newsday) |
