• [11/23] Brazil's president urges West to work with Iran
  • [11/23] Official: US woman killed by gunshot in Mexico
  • [11/23] US woman killed by gunshot in Mexican border city
  • [11/23] Embattled Mexican mayor sent family to live in US
  • [11/23] Honduran leader: US weakened anti-coup movement
  • [11/23] Brazil: World must engage, not isolate Iran
  • [11/23] Iran prez offers little hope on US hikers' release
  • [11/23] Argentina's president urges Middle East peace
  • [11/23] Brazil: World should engage, not isolate Iran
  • [11/23] Iran prez seeks new legitimacy in visit to Brazil
  • [11/22] Mexico City's famed dance-for-peso halls fading
  • [11/22] Bermuda dismisses ammunition case against US woman
  • [11/22] Honduras election sets return to business as usual
  • [11/22] Venezuela: No direct talks with Colombia on bases
  • [11/22] Venezuela to get 300 tanks, armored vehicles
  • [11/21] Hugo Chavez invites Fidel Castro to Venezuela
  • [11/21] Chavez praises alleged terrorist Carlos the Jackal
  • [11/21] Venezuela captures wanted Colombian fugitive
  • [11/21] Mexico says drug witness died in apparent suicide
  • [11/21] Reports: 101-yr-old Brazil architect back at work
  • [11/21] Chavez praises Carlos the Jackal
  • [11/20] Pro-Castro mob attacks spouse of top Cuban blogger
  • [11/20] Mexico shifts strategy in border city violence
  • [11/20] Argentina forces dirty war orphans to provide DNA
  • [11/20] Mexican reporter on organized crime goes missing
  • [11/20] Guatemala reopening international adoptions
  • [11/20] Brazil leader urges freeze on Israeli settlements
  • [11/20] Peruvian police: Gang killed people for their fat
  • [11/19] Honduras interim president may take leave for vote
  • [11/19] Honduras interim president to take leave for vote
  • [11/19] Honduras interim prez to step down temporarily
  • [11/19] Peruviuan police: Gang killed people for their fat
  • [11/19] Mexican once put up for oldest woman dies at 119
  • [11/19] Mexico City's transit improvements on track
  • [11/19] Obama answers questions from top Cuban blogger
  • [11/19] 1st monument at Guyana's Jonestown suicide site
  • [11/19] Obama answers top Cuban blogger
  • [11/19] Behind missed Gitmo deadline: No one wants jailees
  • [11/19] Behind missed Gitmo deadline: Detainees unwanted
  • [11/18] Mexico anti-abortion fight moves to federal level
  • [11/18] Murder charge filed in Puerto Rico teen slaying
  • [11/18] Brazil: President to decide on Italian fugitive
  • [11/18] Puerto Rico gay slaying investigated as hate crime
  • [11/18] Escobar son accused in Medellin cartel crimes
  • [11/18] School bus crash kills girl, 8, in Puerto Rico
  • [11/17] AP Interview: Brazil miniskirt student enjoys fame
  • [11/17] Honduran Congress will rule on Zelaya after vote
  • [11/17] AP Interview: Brazil miniskirt woman soaks up fame
  • [11/17] Cuba dissident ends protest fast amid health rumor
  • [11/17] Peru, Chile presidents trade barbs in spy spat
  • [11/17] Israel's Peres: Chavez, Ahmadinejad will fall
  • [11/17] Chile applies dictator-era law to Indian violence
  • [11/16] Mexico Indian remains returned from NY for burial
  • [11/16] Venezuela: Colombia detained troops illegally
  • [11/16] Peru president rebukes Chile over alleged spying
  • [11/16] El Salvador honors 6 Jesuits slain by army in 1989
  • [11/16] Buenos Aires grants first marriage license to gays
  • [11/16] US softball players try sports diplomacy in Cuba
  • [11/16] Environmentalists alarmed by Puerto Rico policies
  • [11/15] 1,200 people escape supermarket fire that kills 2
  • [11/15] Colombia: Mob attacks intel agents, frees suspect
  • [11/15] 1,500 people escape supermarket fire that kills 2
  • [11/15] Death toll in El Salvador storms rises to 192
  • [11/14] Ousted Honduran president won't recognize vote
  • [11/14] Hugo Chavez invites Fidel Castro to trade summit
  • [11/14] Colombia to return Venezuela national guard troops
  • [11/14] US health agency to take 'fresh look' at Vieques
  • [11/14] 15 people killed in 1 day in Mexican border city
  • [11/13] Colombia chef school concocts dessert with Viagra
  • [11/13] Brazil blackout cause uncertain, president says
  • [11/13] Guantanamo detainees by the numbers
  • [11/13] Chavez blames US pact with Colombia for tensions
  • [11/13] Brazil: Leader waits for blackout investigation
  • [11/13] Brazil says it will cut carbon by at least 36 pct
  • [11/13] Grenade fired at building with Honduran ballots
  • [11/13] Grenade thrown at building with Honduran ballots
  • [11/13] Forbes: Mexico kingpin among world's most powerful
  • [11/13] Castro as commentator on US politics
  • [11/12] Ousted Honduran president: US weakened, yielded
  • [11/12] Earthquake shakes northern Chile
  • [11/12] USGS: 6.5-magnitude quake hits northern Chile
  • [11/12] Rio pledges 'power island' immune from blackouts
  • [11/12] Bolivia: Lake Titicaca at dangerously low levels
  • [11/12] Brazil: Deforestation sees biggest drop in 20 yrs
  • [11/12] Cuban blogger's husband out to avenge her assault
  • [11/12] Blackout raises fears about Brazil infrastructure
  • [11/11] Forbes: Mexican drug lord 41 on most powerful list
  • [11/11] Mexico border city groups call for UN peacekeepers
  • [11/11] Chavez foe: Venezuela a refuge for Colombia rebels
  • [11/11] Venezuela destroys more than 30,000 firearms
  • [11/11] New Haiti PM promises to focus on investment
  • [11/11] Bad weather blamed in blackout for 60M in Brazil
  • [11/11] Mexican city fires 25 percent of traffic police
  • [11/11] US scientists visit Cuba for `science diplomacy'
  • [11/11] Correction: Indians Arise-Identity story
  • [11/11] Brazil official: Blackout caused by bad weather
  • [11/11] Brazil's Silva defends power grid after blackout
  • [11/11] Brazil: Ties with Iran important to Mideast peace
  • [11/11] Mexico police, angry residents clash over suspects
  • [11/11] Brazil blackouts hit up to 60M, spur Olympic fears
  • [11/11] Lights return following Brazilian blackout
  • [11/11] Blackout darkens much of Brazil and Paraguay

    • Copyright 2009
    The Associated Press All Rights Reserved.
    The information contained in the AP News report may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without the prior written authority of The Associated Press.