From NPR news in Washington, I am Windsor Johnston.US and Mexican authorities have captured a major drug lord,Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán is a head of Mexico's Sinaloa Cartel.NPR's Carrie Kahn reportshe was taken into custody earlier today.He looks skinny; his hair was dyed jet black, and he had a black mustache too.He was escorted by a huge amount of federal officials.2 army soldiers had him one by each arm and one had bend the neck as he was taken to a helicopterwhere he would be transported to federal offices there in Mexico City.And it's the first time that Mexicans have seen "El Chapo" Guzmán in several years.Guzmán is facing multiple indictments in the United States.Anti-government protestors in the Ukrainian capital, Kiev are welcoming moves by parliament to dissolve the government of Viktor Yanukovych.NPR's Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson reports,lawmakers have set a day for new election and voted to dismiss president Yanukovych.After this vote is taken, cheers are erupted and people stared singing the national anthem.The deals are down, it was the deputy speaker of parliament said as the votes was taken.And along with that vote, there was another vote to pose new presidential election in Maywhich, of courses, much earlier than the deal that struck between European Minister and Yanukovychand also opposition leaders just 24 hours earlier.
