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Archive: News / World / Latin America (8 Stories)

Fidel Castro laments loss of 'best friend,' Chavez

03/11/2013 11:01am
Retired leader Fidel Castro broke nearly a week of silence since the death of friend and ally Hugo Chavez, saying Monday that Cuba has lost its "best friend" with the late Venezuelan president's passing.

Northern Mexico newspaper says no drug coverage

03/11/2013 1:35pm
A newspaper in the northern Mexico border state of Coahuila announced Monday it will no longer cover information related to drug cartels, citing safety concerns.

Cuban media carry rare interview with US diplomat

03/11/2013 3:34pm
Communist Party newspaper Granma published a lengthy interview with a U.S. diplomat Monday, making for highly unusual reading in a country where the official media routinely depict Washington envoys as hostile agents in cahoots with enemies of the Cuban government.

Bahamas search finds 1 of 2 missing men from China

03/11/2013 3:37pm
Authorities searched off the Bahamas on Monday for a Chinese man who apparently became lost in rough weather during a fishing trip. Three companions were rescued.

Truth commission sought for Dominican Republic

03/11/2013 5:00pm
A new campaign seeks to establish a Truth Commission in the Dominican Republic to delve into the brutal years of dictator Rafael Trujillo.

Venezuela's political divisions spill into streets

03/11/2013 5:36pm
Under a three-story-tall banner blaring "You are all Chavez," Jose Rafael Hernandez crouched low with a can of spray paint, outlining on a wall a black heart and the words "And long live Chavez..."

Falklands vote shows 99.8 pct want to stay British

03/11/2013 9:49pm
An overwhelming 99.8 percent of Falkland Islands voters have backed keeping their government just the way it is: a British Overseas Territory.

Mexico moves against TV, telephone tycoons

03/11/2013 10:20pm
President Enrique Pena Nieto moved Monday to overhaul and strengthen the weak and chaotic regulations that have allowed the world's richest man and its largest Spanish-language media empire to exert near-total control of Mexico's lucrative telephone and television markets.
 
   
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