Pakistan after Bhutto

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Pakistani riot police and barbed wire form a line to stop a small group of protesters from marching toward government buildings in Islamabad, the nation's capital.

Pakistan after Bhutto

( Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles Times / January 1, 2008 )

Pakistani riot police and barbed wire form a line to stop a small group of protesters from marching toward government buildings in Islamabad, the nation's capital.

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