Venezuela to get $5 billion in funding from China in next few months: PDVSA official
MARACAIBO (Reuters) – Venezuela will receive a loan of $5 billion from China in the coming months for crude oil projects, a director at state-owned Petroleos de Venezuela said on Tuesday.
Argentina’s Scioli wants president’s right-hand man on ticket
BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – Daniel Scioli, the front-running candidate for the ruling party in Argentina’s presidential election, said on Tuesday he wanted Carlos Zanini, an adviser from President Cristina Fernandez’s inner circle, on his ticket as vice p…
Venezuela gives landing permission for Brazil senators
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) – Venezuela gave landing permission on Tuesday for a Brazilian Air Force plane set to carry a group of Brazilian senators to visit jailed Venezuelan opposition leaders, the head of Brazil’s opposition party said.
Argentina’s Scioli wants president’s ally on ticket
BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – Daniel Scioli, the front-running candidate for the ruling party in Argentina’s presidential election, said on Tuesday he wants a close ally of President Cristina Fernandez on his ticket as vice president.
Argentina’s Scioli wants president’s ally on ticket
BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – Daniel Scioli, the front-running candidate for the ruling party in Argentina’s presidential election, said on Tuesday he wants a close ally of President Cristina Fernandez on his ticket as vice president.
Egypt court hands Mursi death sentence in blow to Muslim Brotherhood
CAIRO (Reuters) – An Egyptian court sentenced deposed President Mohamed Mursi to death on Tuesday over a mass jail break during the country’s 2011 uprising and issued sweeping punishments against the leadership of Egypt’s oldest Islamic group.
U.S. set to provide $5 million for anti-Boko Haram force
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States plans to provide $5 million to help support a regional military force fighting Nigeria’s Islamist militant group Boko Haram, a state department official said on Tuesday.
U.S. ‘not fixated’ on Iran answering queries on atomic work: Kerry
(Reuters) – U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Tuesday suggested that Washington would not insist that Iran answer unresolved questions about its past nuclear activities because the United States already knows exactly what Tehran has done.
Kerry says ‘patience wearing thin’ on Syria’s Assad
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Tuesday he had discussed Syria’s use of chemical weapons with Russia and the international community’s patience with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s behavior was wearing thin.
Yemeni parties agree need for ceasefire, not yet on details: delegate
GENEVA (Reuters) – Yemen’s warring parties have agreed at U.N.-sponsored peace talks on the need for a ceasefire but the details remain under discussion, a delegate to the discussions said on Tuesday.
