Revolutions Stall Across Treacherous Mideast Landscape
In Cairo's Tahrir Square protesters show a map of upheavals with targets on affected nations as uprisings falter. Yemen Syria and Libya see loyal security forces and NATO actions while Egypt Tunisia Bahrain face delays and hard choices.
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Former migrant warns Salvadorans about dangers of journeying to U S
Marcelo Larin once hid in bushes and watched a Guatemalan couple attacked by attackers in Chiapas. Now back in El Salvador he travels to schools with a warning not to migrate without legal permission. He works with the Committee for Dead and Missing Migrants of El Salvador to support returnees and document abuses.
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Mubarak denies role in uprising fatalities
Ousted president Hosni Mubarak says he bears no responsibility for nearly 900 protesters' deaths during Egypt's uprising. In a transcript published Thursday he claims orders were clear while asserting security chaos and his detachment from the violence. Mubarak, 83, remains in custody at a Cairo hospital awaiting trial on murder and corruption charges.
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