Separate Baghdad attacks kill two U S troops in daylight and sniper fire
In Baghdad two American soldiers died in separate attacks, one on a bridge by a pistol-wielding Iraqi and another from a sniper shot in east Baghdad. An American Humvee hit a probable land mine injuring at least one soldier. A convoy avoided a plastic bag triggered blast that wounded an Iraqi bystander.
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Mexico and United States pledge stronger ties amid Iraq rift
U S Treasurer Rosario Marin told reporters Mexico and the United States can overcome differences over Iraq as Mexican commentators warned of potential retaliation for opposing unilateral war. Marin stressed solidarity calling Mexico and the U S brothers, despite disagreements.
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Mexico officials urge migrant pact
Law makers urged President Vicente Fox to strike a migration agreement with the United States to protect Mexican migrants. A committee voted in favor as a spring heat wave raised desert crossing risks and temperatures near the border hit 108 degrees Fahrenheit in early May. The panel pressed that Mexico should improve the status of undoc umented workers and keep migration as a top foreign policy priority.
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U S seeks U N action against Iran over nuclear program
In Vienna diplomats say the United States seeks a U N declaration that Iran has violated the Nonproliferation Treaty and is pursuing uranium enrichment at Natanz. Britain backs U S concerns as the IAEA prepares its June report, with discussions on a tough resolution and inspections.
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