Chavez Still 'Delicate'.. Kim's Rare Address.. What To Watch In 2013

Wednesday, January 2, 2013 Venezuela VP Says Chavez Still 'Delicate' CARACAS, Venezuela -- Venezuela's vice president is returning home Wednesday from a visit with Hugo Chavez in Cuba and says the ailing president's condition remains "delicate" three weeks after his cancer surgery. Syria's Death Toll At 60,000, Says UN North Korea's Leader Makes Rare New Year's Address Video Shows Stabbing And Stoning Blamed On Assad Militia 'One Pound Fish' Video Will Make Your Day What To Watch For In 2013 BLOG POSTS Daniel Wagner: Why Africa Is Better Off Without the UN Assuming that the remainder of this decade sees continued economic and political distress in the U.S. and Europe, African nations will be forced to address their regional disputes without resourceful allies to act as referee. Dr. Jane Aronson: Imagining My Children as Orphans: Where Is Our Humanity? Where is our humanity? There should be an outcry internationally to censure Putin for his evil act to lock up and ruin hundreds of thousands of children. Freedom House: The Best and Worst Human Rights Developments of 2012 As 2012 winds down, it is time again to reflect on the year’s human rights developments. How did the world do following an eventful 2011? Jenik Radon, Esq.: The Walmart Corruption Scandal: Watershed Moment for Mexico? Will he take up the fight and turn the Walmart scandal into a catalyst for reform? President Peña must give life to his anti-corruption agenda. Philip N. Howard: The Dictator's Dead Pool for 2013: Will China's Investments Pay Off in Political Clout? There are lots of reasons why China invests in authoritarian regimes. And if any of the world's toughest dictators passes away in 2013, we may be able to see how much China's financial investments pay off in political influence.

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