Chile Group Plans Bush Welcome with War Crime Suit
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SANTIAGO, Chile  - Chileans opposed to the Iraqwar have accused President Bush of war crimes in a criminalcomplaint lodged on Tuesday, less than a month before he isscheduled to visit the country.
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Thousands of people tortured under Augusto Pinochet&#39;s former military regime in Chile were granted compensation yesterday. President Ricardo Lagos made the offer as an official report
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SANTIAGO, Chile  - Chile's Supreme Court ruled on  Tuesday that murder and kidnapping charges against Augusto  Pinochet can move forward, a decision that brings the  ex-dictator one step closer to trial in a major human rights  case.
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Gen. Augusto Pinochet, one of Latin America&#39;s most notorious ex-dictators, must stand trial on murder and kidnapping charges in connection with a massive conspiracy by South American
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President George W. Bush named White House counsel Alberto Gonzales as the first Hispanic US attorney general, elevating his top lawyer to help lead the nation&#39;s war on terrorism.
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SANTIAGO, Chile  - A Chilean appeals court ruledMonday that murder charges against former Chilean dictatorAugusto Pinochet in a major human rights case filed this monthcan move forward.
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Lawyers acting for a U.S. advocacy group  will Tuesday file war crimes charges in Germany against senior  U.S. administration officials for their alleged role in torture  at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.
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About 25,000 protesters opposed to US President George W Bush, the war in Iraq and unfettered capitalism marched through the Chilean capital Santiago on Friday.
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Chile on Friday became the eighth member  of the World Trade Organization (WTO) to win the right to hit  the United States with sanctions over an illegal anti-dumping  law known as the Byrd amendment.
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President Ricardo Lagos on Sunday said he planned to compensate thousands of people who were imprisoned and tortured under the regime of Gen. Augusto Pinochet.
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SANTIAGO, Chile  - While President Bush may have  boosted his tough-guy image at home in a brief scuffle with  local police during a summit in Chile, orderly Chileans were  less impressed that he got physically involved and flouted  security rules.
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By David Morgan SANTIAGO, Chile  - President Bush will renewpressure on Congress to reach agreement on intelligence reformsthis year, after a weekend deal collapsed in the face ofRepublican opposition, the White House said on Sunday.
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President Bush aims to highlight American drug-fighting aid in Colombia and boost a conservative Latin American leader with a stop in the Andean nation where thousands of security forces are deployed to safeguard his brief stay.
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MANAGUA, Nicaragua  - Some U.S. military aid kept from Latin American nations that did not agree to exempt American troops from the International Criminal Court will start flowing again when President George W. Bush signs waivers, a senior defense official said on Sunday.
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The Chilean ruling on Peruâs former president, Alberto Fujimori, could set a precedent for human rights cases.
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Lawyers representing Augusto Pinochet were expected to turn to Chile&#39;s highest legal authority after the country&#39;s Appeals Court on Monday upheld last week&#39;s indictment of the former dictator.
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The lower house of the Chilean Congress on Wednesday announced plans to investigate alleged CIA involvement in Chile in recent decades.