| Cuba Says No to OAS Membership Before OAS decision, Cuba said it had no interest in resuming membership voanews.com |
GM to Sell Opel to Canadian-Russian Group Favored by Berlin German Chancellor Angela Merkel hails decision by US auto maker to sell its troubled German-based Opel unit voanews.com |
Rights Group Report Faults Mexican Army’s Conduct in Drug War Amnesty International is scheduled to release a report raising allegations of extrajudicial killings, torture and arbitrary detentions. feeds.nytimes.com |
Currents: Stitching the World Together We tend to think that machines connect the world, but it is really in fact people. In the past, it was pilgrims and explorers and colonizers. Now it is a new class of the globally connected who are relentlessly cross-pollinating the human community. feeds.nytimes.com |
Bolivia's Morales Sworn In to Term No. 2 LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) -- Evo Morales has begun a second term as Bolivia's president by declaring colonialism dead in the Andean nation. feeds.nytimes.com |