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Long-hidden archives help Guatemala war crimes trials
Feb 08, 2012 17:34 EST
GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - The secrets from a vault of moldy documents long covered in bat and rat droppings could soon help to put former top Guatemalan officials behind bars, years after the country's brutal civil war ended in 1996.
Spanish center-right riding voter anger to victory
Nov 16, 2011 10:52 EST
MADRID (Reuters) - Voter anger over Spain's economic plight is certain to sweep the center-right People's Party to an election victory on Sunday, giving it a resounding mandate to slash public spending and try to rescue the country from the euro zone crisis.
Spanish centre-right riding voter anger to victory
Nov 16, 2011 10:14 EST
MADRID (Reuters) - Voter anger over Spain's economic plight is certain to sweep the center-right People's Party to an election victory on Sunday, giving it a resounding mandate to slash public spending and try to rescue the country from the euro zone crisis.
Spanish center-right riding voter anger to victory
Nov 16, 2011 09:32 EST
MADRID (Reuters) - Voter anger over Spain's economic plight is certain to sweep the center-right People's Party to an election victory on Sunday, giving it a resounding mandate to slash public spending and try to rescue the country from the euro zone crisis.
Spanish centre-right riding voter anger to victory
Nov 16, 2011 08:23 EST
MADRID (Reuters) - Voter anger over Spain's economic plight is certain to sweep the center-right People's Party to an election victory on Sunday, giving it a resounding mandate to slash public spending and try to rescue the country from the euro zone crisis.
Spanish centre-right riding voter anger to victory
Nov 16, 2011 07:26 EST
MADRID (Reuters) - Voter anger over Spain's economic plight is certain to sweep the center-right People's Party to an election victory on Sunday, giving it a resounding mandate to slash public spending and try to rescue the country from the euro zone crisis.
Guatemala arrests ex-police chief in war crime probe
Jun 09, 2011 15:09 EDT
GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - Guatemalan security forces on Thursday arrested a former national police chief wanted in the disappearance of a student union leader in 1984 during the country's civil war.
Man, climate combine to erode Cancun's beaches
Dec 01, 2010 09:09 EST
Climate change conference highlights challenges of Cancun's eroding beaches. Cancun's eroding white sand beaches are providing a note of urgency to the climate talks being held just south of this seaside resort famed for its postcard-perfect vistas.
Man, climate combine to erode Cancun's beaches
Nov 30, 2010 18:25 EST
Climate change conference highlights challenges of Cancun's eroding beaches. Cancun's eroding white sand beaches are providing a note of urgency to the climate talks being held just south of this seaside resort famed for its postcard-perfect vistas.
Mexico hotels offer flu-free guarantee
May 11, 2009 20:00 EDT
Hotels on Mexico's Caribbean coast on Tuesday offered free vacations for three years to any tourist catching swine flu while on holiday there, in a bid to counter swine flu's blow to the industry.
Mexico hotels offer flu-free guarantee
May 11, 2009 20:00 EDT
Hotels on Mexico's Caribbean coast on Tuesday offered free vacations for three years to any tourist catching swine flu while on holiday there, in a bid to counter swine flu's blow to the industry.
Group says files show US knew of Guatemala abuses
Mar 18, 2009 22:42 EDT
Group says files show US knew Guatemala government was behind civil war disappearances. The U.S. government knew that top Guatemalan officials it supported with arms and cash were behind the disappearance of thousands of people during a 36-year civil war, declassified documents obtained by a U.S. research institute show.
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