AFP - Newly installed Chilean President Sebastian Pinera estimated Friday it would cost 30 billion dollars to rebuild the nation after last month's devastating quake.
2010-03-14 02:44
Chile reconstruction to cost 30 billion dollars: president (AFP)
2010-03-14 02:44
U.N.'s Ban to return to earthquake-devastated Haiti (Reuters)
Reuters - U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will visit Haiti on Sunday to meet the country's leaders and people left homeless by a January earthquake that killed hundreds of thousands, Ban's spokesman said.
2010-03-14 02:44
Haiti judge: New charge for US missionary leader (AP)
AP - The last of 10 American missionaries detained in Haiti on suspicion of kidnapping is facing a new charge.
2010-03-13 20:38
Two months after Haiti quake, aid groups still scrambling (AFP)
AFP - Two months after Haiti's January 12 earthquake, aids groups were still scrambling Friday to provide for the 1.3 million people left homeless amid growing insecurity in Port-au-Prince.
2010-03-13 20:38
Peru funds tsunami-warning system on Pacific coast (AP)
AP - Peru is creating a tsunami-warning system to help protect 1.6 million residents who live along the South American country's Pacific coast.
2010-03-13 20:38
Cuban hunger striker in hospital after passing out (AP)
AP - A Cuban hunger striker was receiving fluids and medical care in a government hospital Friday, a day after passing out at home, and has refused requests by other dissidents and religious leaders to abandon his protest.
2010-03-13 14:34
Michelle Obama to visit Mexico on first solo trip (Reuters)
Reuters - First lady Michelle Obama will visit Mexico next month on her first solo international trip, the White House said on Friday.
2010-03-13 14:34
Michelle Obama plans to visit Mexico in April (AP)
AP - Michelle Obama will make her first solo trip abroad as first lady next month when she visits Mexico.
2010-03-13 14:34
Pinera govt projects $30 billion in quake damage (AP)
AP - Calling on Chileans to dry their tears and get to work to rebuild the nation, Sebastian Pinera is already setting an example.
2010-03-13 08:29
Kidnapping raises risks for aid workers in Haiti (AFP)
AFP - The first kidnappings of aid workers in Haiti jolted the thousands-strong foreign relief operation in the quake-torn nation, adding to the staggering challenges it faces two months after the country's disaster.
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- Chile reconstruction to cost 30 billion dollars: president (AFP)
- U.N.'s Ban to return to earthquake-devastated Haiti (Reuters)
- Haiti judge: New charge for US missionary leader (AP)
- Two months after Haiti quake, aid groups still scrambling (AFP)
- Peru funds tsunami-warning system on Pacific coast (AP)
- Cuban hunger striker in hospital after passing out (AP)
- Michelle Obama to visit Mexico on first solo trip (Reuters)
- Michelle Obama plans to visit Mexico in April (AP)
- Pinera govt projects $30 billion in quake damage (AP)
- Kidnapping raises risks for aid workers in Haiti (AFP)
- Quake, tsunami alert hit Chile as new leader sworn in (AFP)
- Released aid workers in Haiti are Czech, Belgian (AP)
- Haiti: Kidnappers release 2 European aid workers (AP)
- In Mexico, gay couples celebrate historic weddings (AP)
- Press group: 8 reporters kidnapped in Mexican city (AP)
- Kidnappers free two women aid workers in Haiti: MSF (AFP)
- Mexico's first gay couples wed under landmark law (Reuters)
- EU condemns Cuba for rights violations (AP)
- Chile lifts tsunami alert on coast after tremors (Reuters)
- Two kidnapped foreign aid workers freed in Haiti (Reuters)