| Mexico City Offers Bikes in Its Clean Air Campaign MEXICO CITY (AP) -- Pedaling placidly, black-suited businessmen and women in dresses and high heels wheel shiny red bikes between growling green buses, serenaded by shrill police whistles and coughing diesel trucks, the morning sunlight filtering through yellow smog. feeds.nytimes.com |
Dreams and a Promise at World Cup Opened The South Africa-Mexico game ended with what the host country had struggled so mightily for so long to achieve: equality. nytimes.com |
U.S. Said to Plan Easing Rules for Travel to Cuba Officials said an embargo against the Castro government would continue even as travel opportunities expanded. feeds.nytimes.com |
Mexico Lashes Out at US After Migrant Massacre MEXICO CITY (AP) -- President Mauricio Funes of El Salvador said Friday he doesn't blame Mexico's government for the massacre of 72 mainly Central American migrants, and called for a joint effort to fight drug cartels. feeds.nytimes.com |
Chavez And Ahmadinejad Say United to Change World Order TEHRAN (Reuters) - Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told his Venezuelan counterpart on Wednesday they would defeat their common foes, the latest defiant salvo against Western countries that he says are failing in their attempts to isolate Iran. feeds.nytimes.com |