Eleicoes na FrancaEleicoes presidenciais francesa tera segundo turno no dia 6 de maio. Nas apuracoes, a vitoria do primeiro turno neste domingo (22) foi para o socialista Francois Hollande com 28,56% dos votos a frente de Nicolas Sarkozy.O atual presidente propos que ocorram tres debates entre ele e seu candidato antes do segundo turno.Em duas semanas, os eleitores estarao prestes a escolher o futuro de uma das principais economias mundiais, potencia nuclear e membro permanente do Conselho de Seguranca da ONU, a Franca, com um poder como poucos no mundo democratico. Mesmo sendo um pais com um sistema capitalista, o candidato socialista, vencedor do primeiro turno da eleicao presidencial francesa, derrotaria Sarkozy no segundo turno com pelo menos 54% dos votos, segundo pesquisas divulgadas neste domingo pelos institutos Ipsos e Ifop. RIO DE JANEIRO The Friday bombing raid by Colombian security forces that killed the top commander of the countrys largest guerrilla group dealt what may be the most severe blow yet to the resilient insurgency. But Colombian security experts cautioned that the four-decade-old rebel group could still have the capacity to fight back and regroup.Elite Colombian forces had been hunting Alfonso Cano, 63, for three years since he had ascended to the top of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, following the death in 2008 from a heart attack of Manuel Marulanda, the guerrillas legendary leader. Earlier that same year, Colombian forces killed FARCs second-in-command, Raul Reyes, in a raid carried out on Ecuadorean soil.The setbacks suffered by FARC, which also included the killing last year of their field marshal known as Mono Jojoy, form part of a broad weakening of the rebel group during the past decade, with hundreds of its combatants deserting in recent years and its ranks thinning considerably from a peak of an estimated 17,000.The military operation by some 1,000 soldiers that killed Mr. Cano, a hard-liner who joined FARC after dabbling in university politics in Bogota, the capital, was code-named Odyssey, a word that could also describe Colombias long, meandering struggle against FARC, a Marxist-inspired group which has financed itself from the cocaine trade and abductions.The killing of Mr. Cano in Cauca, a region in southwest Colombia, allowed some in the country to ponder whether FARC was finally being marginalized as a security threat. No one else can keep the group together like he did, said Marta Lucia Ramirez, a former Colombian defense minister, speaking of Mr. Cano.Theyve stopped being a threat for Colombian democracy, said Ms. Ramirez, but they continue being a threat to the citizenry.FARC still has the capacity to carry out deadly attacks on Colombias security forces. In the space of a few days last month, one attack attributed to the group killed 10 soldiers in the southern province, of Narino and killed 10 more soldiers in Arauca, near the border with Venezuela.Mr. Cano, a bespectacled, bearded former anthropologist, had adopted his nom de guerre after joining FARC. He grew up in Bogotas middle class; his real name was Guillermo Saenz. With his bookish appearance, Mr. Cano differed from others with