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Breaking News	Sun, 20 May 2012

Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo from Portugal, centre, coach Jose Mourinho from Portugal, left, and Hamit Altintop of Turkey, right, gesture during a quarter final, first leg, Copa del Rey soccer match against FC Barcelona at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium in Madrid, Spain, Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012.

Football Madrid Photos Soccer Wikipedia: José Mourinho

Al Jazeera
Mourinho's Real Madrid win Spanish title
Real Madrid claimed their first Spanish title in four years ending the reign of bitter rivals Barcelona to boot as they beat Athletic Bilbao 3-0 on Wednesday for what is their 32nd league crown.... (photo: AP / Andres Kudacki)

AC Milan midfielder Sulley Muntari, of Ghana, celebrates after scoring during the Serie A soccer match between AC Milan and Atalanta at the San Siro stadium in Milan, Italy, Wednesday, May 2, 2012.

Football Juventus Milan Photos Wikipedia: Sulley Muntari

Al Jazeera
AC Milan hold on to title hopes
Ten-man Lecce threw a spanner in the Serie A title works as they held Juventus to a 1-1 draw on Wednesday, allowing AC Milan to close the gap at the top to just one point. Juve seemed to be cruising... (photo: AP / Antonio Calanni)

Pinochet's supporters gather outside the Military Academy as they try to see the casket with the remains of former military ruler Gen. Augusto Pinochet in Santiago, Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2006. Pinochet, who ruled Chile from 1973 to 1990 after a military coup, died Sunday from heart complications at the age of 91. Pinochet's casket was carried slowly atop a gun carriage to a waiting helicopter to be taken to an undisclosed cemetery for cremation.

Al Jazeera
Chile's hunt continues for Pinochet millions
The Chilean government had hoped to discover what happened to the estimated multi-million dollar fortune of Augusto Pinochet, the country's late leader, when it opened his will last week. But the... (photo: AP / Aliosha Marquez)
Chile Photos Politics S. America Wikipedia: Augusto Pinochet

Minister of Social Affairs Mabrouka Sherif swears on the Quran during a press conference in Tripoli, Libya, Thursday, Nov. 24, 2011. Libya's transitional government was sworn in Thursday before the country's interim leader, another step in the oil-rich country's roadmap to elections next year. Starting with Prime Minister Prime Minister Abdurrahim el-Keib, each minister faced the transitional council's leader, Mustafa Abdel-Jalil, placed his hand on a Quran and swore to "remain loyal to the goals" of the revolution that overthrew longtime leader Moammar Gadhafi.

Al Jazeera
Libyans register for landmark elections
" />" /> Registration is under way in Libya for next month's elections, bringing new challenges to the fledgling democracy. The polls are the first step toward democracy since the fall... (photo: AP / Abdel Magid al-Fergany)
Africa Mideast Photos Wikipedia: Libya Politics

CPI (M) state secretary, Mohammad Yusuf Tarigami during a protest march on Labour day in Srinagar. the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 01 May 2012.

The Daily Telegraph
May Day marked by protests against austerity cuts
From anti-austerity demonstrations in London, to Vladimir Putin enjoying a beer in Moscow, the Telegraph takes a look at May Day marches around the world. 560 315... (photo: WN / Imran Nissar)
Labour London Photos Protests Wikipedia: Labour Day

Al Jazeera
Norway loses a sporting hero
Norwegian world champion swimmer Alexander Dale Oen has died of a suspected heart attack in Arizona at the age of 26, the Norwegian Olympic Committee said on Tuesday. The... (photo: AP / Wong Maye-E)
Athletics Norway Photos Sports Wikipedia: Alexander Dale Oen

Latin America Delivers a Swift Kick

CounterPunch
Latin America Delivers a Swift Kick
On one level, April’s hemispheric summit meeting was an old fashioned butt kicking for Washington’s policies in the region. The White House found itself virtually... (photo: UN / Devra Berkowitz)
America Latin Photos Summit Washington Wikipedia: Latin America

Headlines C. America

	Iconic Cuban cigar goes un-smoked at home The News & Observer
	Cuba's crumbling buildings mean Havana housing shortage BBC News
	Mexican wind energy boom plays out on gusty shores Reuters

Caribbean

	Soldiers defy government and march Belfast Telegraph
	Brazil hotels set to cut rates for June's Rio+20 summit BBC News

Travel

	Cuba to invest $450 mn to boost rice production Newstrack India
	Cuba to increase hotel capacity Newstrack India

Weather History: May 18: Record temps, storms, tornadoes, wi

85 Monday: Hottest of 2012 So Far (more 80s, strong T-storms

Irene retired from list of Atlantic Basin storm names

There will never be another Irene; name retired from tropica

“Irene” retired from list of Atlantic Basin storm names

NOAA retire name Irene from list of storm names

UAE will fire up gas export forum

Three Days With Sean Penn in Haiti: A Bargain at $400,000

Michelle Weinberg pictorial record opens Friday at Bob Rausc

Dominicans deciding ex-president's comeback

Haiti: 2 Americans in jail charged with conspiracy

I'll Have Another...and he did

In this photo released by Miraflores Press Office, Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez gives a speech upon his arrival to Simon Bolivar international airport in Maiquetia near Caracas, Venezuela, late Friday, May 11, 2012.

Chavez returns declaring success in fight against cancer

Supporters of Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez gather for a rally in Caracas, Venezuela, Saturday March 10, 2012.

Hugo Chavez ends 'successful' Cuba cancer treatment

Little Havana's famous Domino Park on Calle Ocho. Little Havana (Spanish: La Pequeña Habana) is a neighborhood of Miami, Florida, United States. Home to many Cuban immigrant residents, Little Havana is named after Havana, the capital and largest city in Cuba

Cuba poised to ease up on travel

NATO summit opens with Afghanistan focus Al Jazeera
The Cold War: cooperation and betrayal (1963-1980) The Examiner
Ending the Mindset That Gets Us into War GlobalResearch
You Can See The Summer From Here Buffalo News
Ex-President Seeks Comeback in Dominican Republic The New York Times
Europe's Depressing Prospects Business Insider
Republican-led House votes to allow military action against Pakalert Press
Ruling party in Dominican election seeks four more years Daily Press
Home to Haiti — with a healthy leg STL Today
The Politics of Language and the Language of Political Regre The People's Voice
Late homer sinks Brewers vs. Twins Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Residents abuzz with special Luxembourg visitor Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
St. Thomas knocks out Whitewater to win regional baseball ti Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Why Greece really wishes you were there The Independent
Document: Statement from G8 world leaders Al Jazeera
Menasha man killed in motorcycle crash Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Fear versus frustration in Dominican Republic vote The Miami Herald
Young illegal immigrants coming out of the shadows Herald Tribune
Mexican youth march against old ruling party The Miami Herald
Bad home loans weigh on Guaranty Bank Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

In this Friday, Dec. 30, 2011 photo, people shop in a market in Fallujah, 40 miles (65 kilometers) west of Baghdad, Iraq. Iraqis are again segregating themselves along sectarian lines, prompted by a political crisis pulling at the explosive Sunni-Shiite divide just weeks after the American withdrawal left Iraq to chart its own future. The numbers so far are small and not easy to track with precision, but anecdotal accounts and a rise in business at real estate agencies in Sunni neighborhoods reveal a Sunni community contemplating the worse-case scenario and acting before it's too late.

Iraq's sagging safety net

Thousands of displaced persons from Abyei collect food rations in a makeshift camp in Turalei, southern Sudan on Friday, May 27, 2011.

South Sudan facing food crisis

French Socialist Party candidate for the 2012 presidential elections Francois Hollande waves as he arrives to deliver his speech during a meeting in Paris, Sunday, April 29, 2012 as part of his campaign for the second round of the French presidential elections on May 6, 2012.

French presidential hopefuls in final battle

Jamaican loyalty to BlackBerry wanes The Gleaner
FROM PANAMA TO PUGET SOUND The News Tribune
Chaa Creek Provides Six Tips for a Special Family Summer Vac Houston Chronicle
New Alamo books add even more to the lore Austin American Statesman
Caribbean Week in NYC June 4-9 offers cultural fair, vacatio The Examiner
Online survey ranks Florida's best buildings Herald Tribune
G8 wants Greece to remain in eurozone Al Jazeera
Chavezâs anti-neoliberal lessons for Europeans Taipei Times
Argentina: Black Market Grows With Currency The New York Times
US trade deal alarms Colombian farmers Al Jazeera
Scary Picture of the Week: ‘Ghost Hunter’ The Examiner
Letters to the business editor 05/19/12 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Europe's economy to dominate G8 summit Al Jazeera
Nation Waits for Tourism to Rebound Wall Street Journal
A conversation with Puerto Rican designer Nono Maldonado The Examiner
Mexico's Ortiz says Greece exit could be worse than Lehman Daily Press
As Facebook stock swings, Zuckerberg's wealth bounces around The State
5 Questions for GM North America chief Mark Reuss Herald Tribune
A Walk to Raise Awareness about Bullying The Examiner
TEXT-S&P affirms America Movil S.A.B. de C.V. Reuters

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood supporters hold a banner reading in Arabic ' No for beating civilians in Syria', during an anti-Syrian President Bashar al-Assad' in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, June 24, 2011. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood supporters gathered near the Syrian embassy in Cairo following the weekly Friday prayers chanting anti-Syrian regime slogans and protesting what they claimed ' The Syrian regime brutality against civilians'

From prisoners to rulers: Mobilising for Arab democracy

Myanmar pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi speaks as European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton, right, laughs during a joint press conference after their meeting at Suu Ky's National League for Democracy party headquarters in Yangon, Myanmar, Saturday, April 28, 2012.

EU chief opens 'new chapter' in Myanmar

The Violence of Poverty

The Violence of Poverty

Mexico unveils revamped Cineteca Screen Daily
Antiviral Screen Daily
Cannes 2012: Mexico Film Archive Eyes Doubling of Admissions The Hollywood Reporter
'Red Amber Green' surpasses expectations The Gleaner
Latino analysts dubious of Rubio's potential benefit for Rom The Los Angeles Times
Family Guy still has plenty of ideas—like doing a sequel to AV Club
1970's Computer Graphics Movies The Examiner
Two injured in single car crash in Oconomowoc Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Woman dead after Neenah fire Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
New Hints at Looser Rules on Travel Stir Hope in Cuba The New York Times
Skylight shines in Sondheim's 'Sunday in the Park With Georg Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Florentine's 'Idomeneo': Fine performances, uneven productio Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Dog food brand recalled Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
When Your Guru Calls Shotgun Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Judge lowers bail for couple in torturing case Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Police: Cineplex scammed by 19-year-old ticket seller Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Venezuela's indigenous university Al Jazeera
Summery day ahead Saturday Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
90+ Today, Cool/Foul Sunday (how "Tornado-Wise" are you? Tak Star Tribune
Bermuda has sand and sunshine - with just a hint of smugness The Daily Telegraph

A view of the Classic Maya city of Palenque which flourished in the sixth and seventh centuries, one of the many examples of the accomplishments of Mesoamerican civilization.(一个经典的玛雅城市帕伦克的看法，在第六和第七世纪中，对中美洲文明的成就蓬勃发展的许多例子之一)

Earliest Mayan calendar shows no hint of 'world end'

A C-17 Globemaster III takes off from Balad Air Base, Iraq as a U.S. Air Force MQ-1L Predator Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) waits to be launched.

Killer Drones, NASA and Inner Space: The Final 'Militarized' Frontier?

File - A man directs traffic at a vehicle radiation decontamination center at J-Village, a soccer training complex now serving as an operation base for those battling Japan's nuclear disaster at the tsunami-damaged Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant, in Fukushima prefecture, Japan, Friday, Nov. 11, 2011.

Japan struggles with nuclear decontamination

Family hangs hope for boy on unproven therapy in India CNN
Don’t Feed Wild Dolphins (Even if They Beg) The New York Times
200-year-old shipwreck found in Gulf of Mexico Austin American Statesman
UFO Crash/Retrievals in Chile Pakalert Press
Scientists discover 200-year-old shipwreck in the Gulf of Me The Daily Mail
Spare Times for May 18-24 The New York Times
Whistle Recognition in Bottlenose Dolphins The New York Times
What is the name of Google's cloud-based storage service? DNA India
Carlos Fuentes, 1928-2012: A voice of Mexico past, present a Philadelphia Daily News
Whitley Fund for Nature Award given to bat expert for conser The Daily Telegraph
U.S. Ambassador to Israel: Plan to Attack Iran “Ready” Pakalert Press
What’s NATO Ever Done? Pakalert Press
It Is Official : WISE Telescope Confirms Nibiru A Rogue Plan Pakalert Press
Suppressed By Scholars: Twin Ancient Cultures On Opposite Si Pakalert Press
Paul Watson Faces 15 Years Imprisonment in Costa Rica Treehugger
Germany Detains Activist ‘Whale Wars’ Captain The New York Times
Global hangout: Tantalo Hotel, Panama City Gulf News
Artifacts From a Time of Many Droughts The New York Times
Sunday's partial solar eclipse will bring a burning ring of The Guardian
Putin, Obama Square Off As Russian Troops Mass To Counter US Pakalert Press

The UN Plan For Running The World: Global Carbon Taxes, Global Safety Nets And A One World Green Economy

The UN Plan For Running The World: Global Carbon Taxes, Global Safety Nets And A One World Green Economy

Adult Sandhill Crane, Grus c. canadensis.

Explore America: Nebraska's Prairie 'Chickens And Stars' Event (PHOTOS)

A man holds a sign that reads in Spanish: "Libertad's Laguna Sur, non-viable", referring to a mining project in Peru's northern state of La Libertad, during a protest against the Conga gold and silver mining project in Lima, Peru, Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012.

The significance of indigenous mobilisations

Facebook IPO could make Bono the richest musician on Earth The State
Veteran anti-whaling activist Paul Watson to be released on The Guardian
4,700 Potentially Dangerous Asteroids Lurk Near Earth, NASA Pakalert Press
Nicaragua: wildlife viewing on the San Juan river – audio sl The Guardian
Jailed environmental activist Watson faces extradition to Co The Examiner
Costa Rica confirms Watson extradition demand Canberra Times
The Illegal Wildlife Trade: A Survey of Greed, Tragedy, and Huffington Post
Commission to offer summer wildlife programs for educators The Examiner
A Unique Patch of Native Forest Survives at the Heart of Ame Treehugger
Earth Friendly Fashion The Examiner
'Over-consumption' threatening Earth Al Jazeera
St. Vincent National Wildlife Refuge The Examiner
Mexico Wind Power Increases With Natural Tunnels, Farms Near Huffington Post
The Figueres family led Costa Rica's revolution, and now its The Guardian
Maya Artwork Uncovered In A Guatemalan Forest Newsvine
Indian American professor donates Rs 1 crore to Bangalore en The Times of India
Diving for Underwater Offerings The New York Times
Horseshoe Crab Mating Ritual Is The Oldest Beach Orgy Huffington Post
Indian American professor donates Rs1 crore to environment t DNA India
Beth Doane: Activist, Fashion Designer And Author Speaks Abo Huffington Post

Fajardo, Puerto Rico

Restaurant Week comes to Puerto Rico

Expert warns world needs to move ‘rapidly’ toward ‘population shrinkage’

Expert warns world needs to move ‘rapidly’ toward ‘population shrinkage’

he Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) arrives at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam to participate Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) 2010 exercises.

Without question: US military expansion in the Asia-Pacific

Alleged perpetrator of mass beheadings in Mexico arrested Chicago Tribune
Joya de Nicaragua introduces Cuenca y Blanco cigars The Examiner
Rahm Emanuel: NATO Summit In Chicago Is Already Paying Off F Huffington Post
First private space mission aborted Al Jazeera
Water world: from Lake Nicaragua to the Rio San Juan The Guardian
Emanuel: Chicago NATO summit is already paying off Austin American Statesman
Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted Screen Daily
49 headless bodies -- just another crime in Mexico drug war? CNN
Dog About Town: Partying on the patio and more things to do The Dallas Morning News
Preying on Poverty: How Government and Corporations Use the UCIMC
JCPenney Sales Down $55 Million The Examiner
Whale Wars' Paul Watson jailed in Germany for 2002 incident The Examiner
Preying on the Poor Huffington Post
Weinsteins close on US rights to Code Name Geronimo Screen Daily
Voltage announces Code Name Geronimo sales Screen Daily
Five jurisdictional points equal one star destination Richmond Times Dispatch
Last of the big Brazilian spenders may samba right past Irel Irish Times
Energy Independence Is No Longer Just A Pipe Dream Rig Zone
US DEA Kills Innocent Civilians in Honduras -- US Media Sile Huffington Post
El Salvador women put their faith in agroecology The Guardian

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