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Otto von Habsburg dies at 98; son of Austria-Hungary's last emperor
Otto von Habsburg, the oldest son of Austria-Hungary's last emperor who saw the end of his family's centuries-long rule and emerged to become a champion of a Europe united by democracy, died Monday in his sleep at his home in Poecking, Germany, where he...Tags: Obituaries, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Berlin (Germany), Europe, Human Interest
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Greek leaders agree to new spending cuts in bid to avert default
World NowGreek political leaders reached an agreement Thursday on more austerity cuts in order to qualify for a second international bailout. The agreement came after weeks of tortuous talks and will help avert a potential sovereign default next month.... -
PASSINGS: Manuel Fraga Iribarne
Manuel Fraga Iribarne, 89, a blunt-talking politician who founded Spain's ruling conservative party and was the last surviving minister from Gen. Francisco Franco's right-wing regime, died Sunday of heart failure at his Madrid home, according to the...Tags: Francisco Franco, Heart Failure, Emergency Incidents, Emergency Incidents, Explosions
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Best meals of 2011
Los Angeles Times Restaurant CriticThe best meals of the year aren't necessarily about foie gras and truffles, or indulgent tasting menus, or even the technically best cooking of 2011. They're those dinners that surprised and delighted, that wove food and wine and friendship together in...Tags: Pistachios, Seafood, Salt, Shrimp, Rivera
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Crusading Spanish judge is suspended for career-ending 11 years
World NowBaltasar Garzón, the Spanish judge famous for going after high-profile figures such as Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet, was found guilty Thursday of abuse of authority. Garzón, who is lauded by human-rights groups, has been suspended from the bench... -
Fugitive connected to killing of Serbian leader arrested in Spain
World NowSpanish police arrest a man suspected of involvement in the assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic in 2003. The suspect, Luka Bojovic, allegedly belonged to a feared paramilitary group known as Arkan's Tigers.... -
Scots aren't the only ones considering independence
World NowScotland, independence, sovereignty, Tibet, Basques, Quebec, Puerto Rico: Scotland could take steps toward seceding from Britain, Henry Chu reports. It isn’t the only place in the world with an independence movement. Click on our photo gallery to... -
Spanish government approves sweeping labor reforms
World NowThe Spanish government approved sweeping labor reforms that it says are necessary to get the flagging economy back on track. The controversial reforms are the centerpiece of changes advocated by the new conservative government of Prime Minister Mariano... -
The green jobs debate: A boon or a bust for the economy?
Opinion L.A.Are green jobs worth it? Are green jobs a reality, or are they a con jobs? Here are some differing opinions.... -
Hundreds of thousands of Spaniards protest new labor reforms
World NowHundreds of thousands of Spaniards packed town squares nationwide Sunday to protest labor reforms that the new conservative government says are necessary to encourage economic growth.... -
Crusading Spanish judge is back in court — as defendant
World NowBaltasar Garzon, a Spanish judge who indicted former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet, is back in court as a defendant. Garzon, 56, is charged with ordering illegal wiretaps in one of three cases against him.... -
'Chico & Rita': A sexy animated film for grown-ups
24 Frames“Chico & Rita”: A mostly Spanish-language drama that opens in Los Angeles on Friday, “Chico & Rita” tackles mature subjects like sex, ambition and regret in a format Hollywood studios reserve for kid-friendly fare: animation....
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