The Boston Globe Brazil's Silva: A Rousseff win would KO machismo | BRASILIA, Brazil-Brazil's president said his hand-picked candidate to succeed him in October's election would help do away with machismo by becoming the first female president of Latin America's lar... (photo: ABr / Valter Campanato)
The Press Democrat Brazil's Silva: A Rousseff win would KO machismo | President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva told The Associated Press on Tuesday that Dilma Rousseff, currently his chief of staff, would carry on his legacy of boosting the economy while helping the poor. ... (photo: ABr / Elza Fiza)
San Fransisco Chronicle U.S. tries to resolve trade dispute with Mexico | Tim Sloan / AFP/Getty Images | Ron Kirk, U.S. trade representative, seeks to end Mexico's sanctions over a trucking dispute. | View Larger Image | (03-10) 04:00 PST WASHINGTON -- | U.S. Trade Repres... (photo: AP / Gerald Herbert) EconomyMexicoPhotosTradeWashington
Denver Post Good food comes to those who slow-cook | Barbacoa, such as this Lamb Barbacoa in Adobo, is one of the most famous and ancient slow-cooked foods of Mexico. (Photos: Nikki Kahn, The Washington Post ) | Here's what you ought to try before the... (photo: wn/junlopz) CookingFoodMexicoPeoplePhotos
DNA India JSPL set to lose Al Mutun rights | Mumbai: Jindal Steel and Power (JSPL) is about to lose mining rights at the world’s largest iron ore site, Al Mutun Bolivia, as the Naveen Jindal-led company has ... (photo: WN / marzena) JindalMiningMumbaiPhotosSteel
