23/02/2012 | Editorial English

Blood on the tracks

Ash Wednesday was especially grim in this city with yesterday’s horrific train crash in Once — at press time 49 dead and over 600 injured in Argentina’s worst rail slaughter in over three decades. It is saddening to reflect that what looks like the result of...

23/02/2012 | Columnist

Getting Iran to back down

23/02/2012 | Editorial Spanish

Sangre en las vías

24/02/2012 | Editorial English

Blood on the tracks III

By now around 95 percent of the over 700 injured from Wednesday’s rail disaster are out of hospital and nobody remains missing but the 51 dead will never return. These are the real victims and not a government which seeks to wash its hands by the...

24/02/2012 | Columnist

Overseas soccer ownership in UK

The other day a member of Parliament in London raised a question — not for the first time — about the foreign ownership of many English soccer clubs which should be more controlled.

24/02/2012 | Editorial Spanish

Sangre en las vías II

25/02/2012 | Editorial English

Blood on the tracks III

25/02/2012 | Editorial Spanish

Sangre en las vías III

26/02/2012 | Columnist

A third party with a difference

CHARLESTON, South Carolina — It was a surprise for me when Frank Rich, who had been the chief drama critic of The New York Times for more than a decade, suddenly switched to politics.

26/02/2012 | Editorial English

Project X III

Opposition disarray may be no better (in fact probably worse) but there are signs that the government’s reflexes are also slipping on the basis of Security Minister Nilda Garré’s confused...