Bolivian President Evo Morales' unplanned stop in Vienna provoked the ire of Latin American and Caribbean leaders, who decried the search of his presidential airplane as a violation of diplomatic immunity and "imperialist" meddling from the United States.
Anti-government activists have called repeatedly on the military in recent days to back their campaign against Morsi and his supporters in the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood, whom they accuse of hoarding power and failing to enact meaningful economic and political reforms.
Since 2008, the Guardian has been making a major push to appeal to the U.S. market. The NSA stories, in particular, raised the Guardian's profile to an Everest-like peak.
Panama's president admitted that FARC rebels controlled large expanses of the country's territory, which likely contributed to the first coca plantation in Central America that was discovered and destroyed last month.
Gay rights activists are pushing ahead with a well-financed, coordinated campaign that aims to legalize same-sex marriage in about a dozen key U.S. states within three years.
