| Crime Threatens Democracy, Mexico’s President Warns President Felipe Calderón said the future of democracy in Mexico was at stake in the government’s fight against official corruption and organized crime. nytimes.com |
Seeking Billions, Ontario Sues Tobacco Companies The province is seeking 50 billion Canadian dollars from several companies, including the Altria Group, under a new law. feeds.nytimes.com |
In Cuba’s Time Capsule, an Automotive Legacy In the heart of Havana’s historic district, a museum displays cars, trucks and motorcycles that represent the last century of Cuba’s automotive history. feeds.nytimes.com |
U.N. Workers Struggle as Co-Workers Are Unaccounted For Roughly 150 U.N. employees were believed to be buried under the rubble as staff members struggled to organize a relief effort. feeds.nytimes.com |
New Honduran Leader to Take Office, Ending Turmoil TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) -- A conservative rancher is being sworn in as Honduras' new president Wednesday, ending months of turmoil and the quest by ousted leader Manuel Zelaya to be restored to power after a coup that drew international condemnation. feeds.nytimes.com |