| Protesters Gird for Long Fight Over Opening Peru’s Amazon Indigenous groups rejected the government’s plans to open large parts of the Peruvian Amazon to investment, drilling and logging. feeds.nytimes.com |
Good Will, but Few Foreign Policy Benefits for Obama Though they may prefer to deal with President Obama instead of his predecessor, foreign leaders have not gone out of their way to give him what he seeks. feeds.nytimes.com |
Muslims Say F.B.I. Tactics Sow Anger and Fear Since 2001, the F.B.I. and Muslim leaders have tried to build a relationship of trust, but those relations have reached a new low point, Muslim leaders say. feeds.nytimes.com |
Mexican Known for Stewing Victims Arrested The authorities announced the capture of a drug lord whose trademark was boiling his victims in barrels of lye. feeds.nytimes.com |
Haitians' Grim Choice: Quake Zone or Flood Zone GONAIVES, Haiti (AP) -- For a generation, people have fled the floods that routinely wash across this city for the relative safety of Port-au-Prince. Now, they're fleeing back. feeds.nytimes.com |