ROUNDUP; U.S. Women Face Tough Cup Draw

United States women's soccer team, which struggled to qualify for 2011 World Cup, is drawn into first-round group with North Korea, Colombia, and Sweden

Brazilian Forces Claim Victory Over Gangs in Rio Slum

Security forces seized control of a violent slum, claiming victory in a weeklong battle against drug gangs that has claimed dozens of lives.

Berenson Tries to Make Amends in Peru – The Saturday Profile

Now released from prison, Lori Berenson shows a sense of regret, but a country may not be ready to forgive.

Brazil Military Says it Corners Rio Drug Gangs in Slum

Soldiers struggling to take control of a violent slum had managed to trap the traffickers inside, a spokesman said.

Abuse Case Against Chilean Priest Will Not Be Revived

A judge in Santiago had thrown out the case four plaintiffs had brought against the Rev. Fernando Karadima, saying there was insufficient evidence.

Abuse Case Against Chilean Priest Will Not Be Revived

A judge in Santiago had thrown out the case four plaintiffs had brought against the Rev. Fernando Karadima, saying there was insufficient evidence.

Javier Fuentes-León’s ‘Undertow’ – Review

In Javier Fuentes-León’s “Undertow,” set in a seaside Peruvian village, the male lover of a fisherman returns as a ghost.

ARTS, BRIEFLY; Yale and Peru Reach Deal On Disputed Antiquities

Yale University agrees to return disputed antiquities to Peru to be housed at the University of Antonio Abad in Cuzco

Farkas’s Flair Rankles Chilean Elite – The Saturday Profile

Leonardo Farkas Klein is known for his philanthropy, and for his long blond hair.

Farkas’s Flair Rankles Chilean Elite – The Saturday Profile

Leonardo Farkas Klein is known for his philanthropy, and for his long blond hair.