Mexico Spurns US Anti-Cuban Policy
Mexican social-political organizations are rallying Tuesday to thwart implementation in Mexico of US anti-Cuban laws, widely snubbed by national sectors.

Flags Fly in Cuba against Terrorism
One hundred black flags with a white star in the middle are flying in the wind in front of the US Interest Section in Havana, in denunciation of terrorism against Cuba and the thousands of victims it has caused.

Quake Shakes South Peru
A 4.5-degree earthquake on the Richter scale hit Monday the Peruvian department of Arequipa, 621 miles south of Lima, with no victims or material damages.

Argentina-Uruguay Paper Quarrel
Argentine President Nestor Kirchner and the governor of Entre Rios province, Jorge Busti, plan to meet Monday to analyze the dispute with Uruguay over the construction of two paper mills along the common border.

Colombia apologizes for inadvertent violation of Ecuador airspace
 Colombian President Alvaro Uribe admitted on Monday his country's armed forces violated Ecuadorian airspace inadvertently last weekend in hot pursuit of guerrillas.