Negotiating with terrorists

Bayern Munich, champions of Europe

CFK shuns ‘eternity,’ Macri predicts change

Argentina celebrated the 203 anniversary of its National Day yesterday. The national government staged a massive rally in Plaza de Mayo. President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner addressed the crowd outside Government House in a national broadcast and said she was not interested in seeking political eternity, but that “this won decade must be followed by another one.”

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‘Another decade.’
President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner addresses the crowd in Plaza de Mayo yesterday to mark the tenth anniversary of her late husband’s rise to power in 2003. “This won decade should be followed by another one,” she said.

A free press ensures a free society

By Robert Cox
From Where I Stand

CHARLESTON — When I had to leave Argentina in late December 1979 to protect my family from the military’s murder machine, I was offered a refuge at the Wilson Center in Washington where I researched and wrote a slim book titled, The Sound of One Hand Clapping. The subtitle was: A Preliminary Study of the Argentine Press in a Time of Terror.

Hezbollah chief pledges to defend Syria’s Assad

BEIRUT — The leader of Lebanon’s Hezbollah militant group vowed to help propel President Bashar al-Assad to victory in Syria’s bloody civil war, warning that the fall of the Damascus regime would give rise to extremists and plunge the Middle East into a “dark period.” In a televised address, Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah also said Hezbollah members are fighting in Syria against Islamic radicals who pose a danger to Lebanon.

Analysis >

Editorial English >

1. Bleeding Chaco

Editorial Spanish >

1. Chaco sangra

Columnist >

1. This is not an article about the K decade
2. A free press ensures a free society

Argentina >

1. PART I: Biodiesel’s success story getting watered down
2. Cambridge exams: 100 years
3. CFK: ‘I’m not eternal’
4. Challenges ahead after decade of growth
5. Separate Te Deums
6. Day by day
7. CFK shuns ‘eternity,’ Macri predicts change

The World >

1. UK-bound plane forced to land
2. France rules out Iran taking part in peace talks
3. Jordan king says extremism ‘grown fat’ on Mideast conflict
4. French soldier stabbed in throat outside Paris
5. Obama refocuses terror threat to pre-9/11 level
6. Chile’s Indians take on world’s largest gold miner
7. Hezbollah chief pledges to defend Syria’s Assad

Entertainment >

1. Festival notebook
2. Cowboys on a softcore ride
3. This one ought to be sheer melodrama, but...
4. Classical music this week
5. Netflix looks to hook more subscribers
6. Top music
7. Cinema

Sports >

1. Mónaco wins first title of the year
2. French Open begins today
3. Dopazo takes City Bell GP
4. Rosberg takes pole position
5. Heat’s James and Pacers’ George locked in epic duel
6. On TV
7. Newell’s to host Boca Juniors
8. Sports in brief
9. Cañizares leads Westwood at BMW PGA Championship
10. Robben’s late goal brings Bayern victory
11. German community converge on their Embassy
12. From disgrace to joy in one year
13. Heynckes leaves Guardiola with tough act to follow

Supplements >

On Sunday >

1. The case for negotiating with terrorists
2. Talking to the malefactors: an ongoing challenge for world leaders
3. How Mexico fights off drug cartels
4. The ancient Mayas meet the modern Internet
5. Me, myself and I, that’s all I can think of
6. Catering to the rich (and their dogs) in The Hamptons is good business
7. ART ON DISPLAY in BA
8. Simply breathtaking
9. ARTE BA 2013 launched
10. Penguins are the coolest thing in Florida
11. Just one table
12. Fingers came first, by far
13. Restaurant meltdown
14. The Tweeter deck as diplomatic tool
15. Should we let wunderkinds drop out?
16. Now it’s Mitziegate time!
17. What’s that thing? Tin foil box!