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Guinea Bissau alleged coup leader detained

Portugal's new security laws blasted as "totalitarian"  Lisbon- Guinea Bissau security forces have detained five soldiers suspected of attacking the residence of President Joao Bernardo "Nino" Vieira, including their leader, Portuguese media quoted a police spokesman as saying Monday.

The government earlier described the attack as a coup attempt which was defeated by the army.

Former head of bankrupt Portuguese bank taken into custody

Portugal sees Obama as an "opportunity for change"

Lisbon, PortugalLisbon - Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Socrates on Wednesday described US

Eight presidents leave Iberian-American Summit before closing

Eight presidents leave Iberian-American Summit before closing San Salvador - Eight presidents left the Iberian American Summit in San Salvador before it closed Friday, in a mass escape that made the gathering's last day lacklustre.

Between midday Thursday and early Friday, the leaders of Brazil, Nicaragua, Argentina, Panama, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru and the Dominican Republic left the Salvadorian capital. The presidents of Venezuela, Cuba and Uruguay directly skipped the summit.

OAS chief: Capitalist system not the problem

OAS chief: Capitalist system not the problem San Salvador, El Salvador

Zapatero calls for "new financial world order"

Zapatero calls for "new financial world order" San Salvador, El Salvador - Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero on Thursday joined calls for a "new financial world order" with stronger mechanisms for control and transparency.

At the Iberian American Summit in San Salvador, the centre-left Rodriguez Zapatero criticized the "myth of deregulation" which according to him put speculation and greed, and the unbounded craving for greater benefits, above the productive economy.

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