The question right now is, after getting the finger, how will Francis react to the deliberate insult to Pope Francis and to Catholics in the US?
ARGENTINA
Cristina in Havana:
Seated alongside Raúl Castro is Argentina President Cristina Kirchner. #Pope had tricky relationship with her in past pic.twitter.com/24J7Fc5bp6
— Jon Williams (@WilliamsJon) September 20, 2015
BELIZE
U.S. Targets Tax Evaders Using Belize Accounts. Judge approves ‘John Doe’ summonses on U.S. banks
CHILE
Chile Sees Extensive Damage After Earthquake and Tsunami. My contacts are in areas not deeply affected.
COLOMBIA
Venezuelan Soldiers Reported Crossing Border into Colombia
Black in Bogota. Reaction to police search starts huge debate online
CUBA
Wow… Castro praises Pope for using global warming to spread communism. https://t.co/OLbCwJSaeS pic.twitter.com/yRbFxAmees
— Steve Milloy (@JunkScience) September 19, 2015
Castro praises Pope’s anti-capitalism stance
Follow Pope Francis’ visit to Cuba here
ECUADOR
Correa Come Lately Not Fooling Anyone.Ecuadorians Need More than a New Coat of Paint
JAMAICA
Danny Glover to visit Jamaica for reparation forum
LATIN AMERICA
Andres Oppenheimer: Latin America’s new era of disenchantment; nothing new.
Ranking America’s Love for Five Central American Countries
MEXICO
Hillary is ready to fight the war on drugs… in Mexico
NICARAGUA
10 dead in land conflicts among Nicaragua settlers, Indians
PANAMA
New Panama Video App Shares Location-based Videos Anonymously
PARAGUAY
Syrians Play Political Prop for Pepe Mujica. Refugee Grandstanding Show’s Ex-President’s True Colors
Paraguayan Journalist among Prizewinners for Defending Press Freedom
PERU
Vigilante Lynchings Go Viral in Peru. Social Media Catalyzes Pent-Up Hunger for Justice
Peruvian Ombud’s Office Calls for Negotiated Solution to Oil Protests
PUERTO RICO
Puerto Rico Utility Fails to Extend Contract With Insurers
The Electric Power Authority’s failure to extend the forbearance agreement with the insurers marks a setback for the utility, which earlier this month struck a tentative deal with some of its bondholders to reduce its debt load. Insurers that guarantee $2.5 billion of the utility’s debt balked at extending the talks. The forbearance keeps negotiations outside of court.