Chavez opponent: ‘Never lost election’
He is running against one of the world’s most recognized presidential strongmen, but Henrique Capriles, the governor of the Venezuelan state of Miranda, exudes confidence.
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Mexican author Carlos Fuentes dies
Mexican author Carlos Fuentes, a prolific writer known for his novels and political commentary, died Tuesday. He was 83.
Neighbors eye unfolding Syria
As events continue to unfold in Syria, the future of this Arab nation remains unknown.
Neighbors eye unfolding Syria
As events continue to unfold in Syria, the future of this Arab nation remains unknown.
Charles Taylor: I was peacemaker
He stood before judges Wednesday not as the first former head of state convicted of war crimes since World War II but as a leader convinced he was wronged by corruption and a hypocritical hand of justice.
De Klerk’s ‘separate but equal’ flap
Under fire for his comments on apartheid, former South African President F.W. de Klerk clarified his position again Wednesday, saying that he repudiates the system of racial segregation as unacceptable.
Mob body exhumed from Vatican site
The body of a mobster buried among cardinals and bishops on a Vatican property has been exhumed in an investigation into a teenage girl’s disappearance.
Another Honduran journalist slain
A Honduran radio journalist has been found executed, authorities said — the 22nd journalist to be killed in the nation since 2010.
Poisoned water sickens Afghan boys
Nearly 400 boys at a school in Afghanistan’s Khost province fell ill after drinking water from a well that may have been poisoned, a health official said Tuesday.
Child actress in Nepal crash
A 14-year-old Indian actress, Taruni Sachdev, was among the passengers who died in Monday’s plane crash in Nepal, officials said.
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