Writers at Ecuador State Paper Claim Censorship
QUITO, Ecuador (AP) -- Twenty columnists and contributors to the Ecuadorean state newspaper El Telegrafo said Tuesday they will no longer write for the paper because of alleged censorship. feeds.nytimes.com |
Ex-Candidate's Disappearance Rattles Mexico
MEXICO CITY (AP) -- The mysterious disappearance of a former presidential candidate is stoking fear in Mexico that nobody may be safe from relentless kidnapping and rampant drug violence. feeds.nytimes.com |
Colombian Prepares for Inauguration of Juan Manuel Santos
Heads of state and other officials from several countries are gathering in Bogota for Saturday's ceremony www1.voanews.com |
Mexico Seeks to Unify Police to Fight Drugs and Graft
The proposal to alter the nation’s police comes at a critical moment for President Felipe Calderón, who faces pressure to demonstrate progress in defeating the drug cartels. nytimes.com |
Rescued Chilean Miners Return For Ceremony
COPIAPO, Chile (Reuters) - Some of the 33 miners who were rescued last week after 69 days trapped underground returned on Sunday for an emotionally charged religious service at the northern Chilean mine that almost became their tomb. feeds.nytimes.com |