Obama, Mexican President Discuss Drug Trafficking, Border Violence
Two leaders announced flurry of bilateral understandings, proposals, and pledges on a wide range of issues voanews.com |
Honduras Conflict Talks Yield Little Movement
As the talks produced little, much of Honduras was paralyzed by strikes and protests, and cracks were emerging in the group of countries demanding the return of the ousted president. feeds.nytimes.com |
World Briefing | The Americas: Nicaragua: Dispute Over Election
President Daniel Ortega appears to have won the right to seek re-election in 2011, though opponents call the decision illegal and vow to fight it. feeds.nytimes.com |
UN: Guatemala Atty Plotted Own Death to Frame Prez
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) -- U.N. investigators say a Guatemalan lawyer who appeared in a posthumous video accusing the country's president of his murder actually contracted the hit men who killed him. feeds.nytimes.com |
Chile Magnate May Oust Left, Fights Pinochet Ghost
SANTIAGO (Reuters) - A conservative billionaire had a paper-thin lead heading into Chile's presidential election on Sunday as he bids to end 20 years of center-left rule, but is wrestling with the ghost of former dictator Augusto Pinochet. feeds.nytimes.com |