Mexicans outraged as U S moves to link immigration and Pemex
Mexico reacts to a U S House amendment tying immigration policy to allowing private investment in Pemex, calling it blackmail and imperial arrogance. El Universal and Excelsior frame the measure as a postwar overreach while Mexican officials vow Pemex stay state owned.
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Americans held by Colombian rebels amid mounting peril
In Colombia, three Americans and a Colombian sergeant are held deep in rebel territory after a crash near Caqueta. Rebels killed two captives during a botched rescue, complicating hopes for freedom as U S aid and potential rescues hinge on dangerous negotiations and battlefield risks. Patricia Medina, partner of Keith Stansell, appeals for careful U S guided action while pregnant with twins. The hostages were on an intelligence mission amid a decades long conflict aided by Washington with billions in military assistance.
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