ARGENTINE SUPREME COURT APPROVES TV MEDIA LIMITS
By MICHAEL WARREN A man walks by a mural depicting Argentina’s President Cristina Fernandez, holding a frame over the image of a man with a Clarin newspaper logo on the…
Latin America and Caribbean
TEXAS ATTORNEY GUILTY IN CARTEL LAUNDERING CASE
By JUAN CARLOS LLORCA FILE – In this Nov. 5, 2012 file photo, El Paso lawyer and philanthropist Marco Antonio Delgado is escorted out of the El Paso County Jail…
POLICE: BRAZIL PROTESTERS BEAT UP OFFICER
A demonstrator from the Black Bloc anarchist group throws a Molotov cocktail at a burning bus during a protest against Sao Paulo’s Governor Geraldo Alckmin in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Friday,…
MEXICAN DIPLOMAT SAYS OBAMA PROMISES NSA PROBE
By JOHN HEILPRIN Mexico’s Secretary of Foreign Affairs Jose Antonio Meade speaks to reports during a news conference at the Mexican U.N. Mission in Geneva, Switzerland, Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2013.…
CUBA ANNOUNCES MOVE TOWARD CURRENCY UNIFICATION
By ANNE-MARIE GARCIA A picture of Argentine born Cuban revolutionary hero Ernesto “Che” Guevara hangs on at a state-run food store with products sale in regular Cuban pesos in Havana,…
FRANCE JOINS LIST OF ALLIES ANGRY OVER NSA SPYING
By DEB RIECHMANN and KIMBERLY DOZIER U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry waves to the media as he arrives at the U.S. embassy for a meeting with the Arab League…
BLOGGER: CUBANS — USE CREATIVITY TO GET INFO ONLINE
By COLLEEN SLEVIN Yoani Sanchez, a dissident blogger from Havana, Cuba, talks about the difficulties of practicing her brand of news gathering during a session at the 69th Annual General…
2ND DEATH FROM ATTACK BY BOLIVIA COCA GROWERS
By PAOLA FLORES Soldiers stand around the coffin of Bolivian soldier Oscar Gironda during a wake at the military barracks in La Paz, Bolivia, Sunday, Oct. 20, 2013. A group…