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.COM GLOBAL.NYTIMES TIMES OF THE NEW YORK THE GLOBAL EDITION 14,2013 THURSDAY,MARCH Argentine Conclave elects Jorge Mario Bergoglio picks Francis as his name

VATICAN CITY

BY RACHEL DONADIO KILLING from the THE COMPUTER puff of white smoke With a to the of the Sistine Chapel and WHY PUT chimney rain-soaked TING IT OUT EDUC sof thousands of OF ATION CUTS cheer cardin- FLU agathering of Catholic ITS MISER SHOTS faithful, their Y MIGHT SA WHERE ed a new pope from among VE IT EUROPE als pick the car- PAGE 16 | BUSINESS THE Wednesday —electing WITH QUEST FOR midst on Ber- IS SA Argentina, Jorge Mario YING NO dinal from er BET t leader of the ev PAGE TER VACCINE goglio, the firs S 18-19 | SPECIAL REPORT America. 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THURSDAY,MARCH 14,2013 THE GLOBAL EDITION OF THE NEW YORK TIMES GLOBAL.NYTIMES.COM International Herald Tribune Historical Archive 1887–2013 Conclave elects Argentine Jorge Mario Bergoglio picks Francis as his name

VATICAN CITY

BY RACHEL DONADIO With a puff of white smoke from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel and to the cheersof thousands of rain-soaked The International Herald Tribune was revered for A Multidisciplinary Resource Rich content, richer functionality faithful, agathering of Catholic cardin- als picked a new pope from among their midst on Wednesday —electing the car- dinal from Argentina, Jorge Mario Ber- goglio, the first leader of the church ever chosen from South America. its strong focus on the objective reporting of The new pope, 76, to be called Francis, the 266th pontiff of the Roman Catholic • Business and Finance Church, is also the first non-European The International Herald Tribune Historical Archive leader of the church in morethan 1,000 years. ‘‘I would like to thank youfor your embrace,’’ said the new pope, dressed in international news, making it a reliable, trustworthy white, speaking from the white on St. Peter’s Basilica as thousands of • English Language and Literature Studies the faithful cheered joyously below. 1887–2013 is one of many resources available on the ‘‘Habemus papam!’’ members of the crowd shouted in Latin, waving umbrel- las and flags. ‘‘We have a pope!’’ Others cried ‘‘Viva il Papa!’’ and valuable resource for readers. The archive ‘‘It waslike waiting for the birth of a baby, only better,’’ said a Roman man. A • European Studies child sitting atop his father’s shoulders Gale Primary Sources platform, which offers a ground- waved a crucifix. Francis is the first pope not born in Europe since Columbus alighted in the New World. In choosing him, the cardin- starts with the first issue in1887 and continues up als sent apowerful message that the fu- tureofthe Church lies in the global breaking research environment. The combination South, home to the bulk of the world’s • Gender and Women’s Studies Catholics. One of Pope Benedict XVI’s abiding preoccupations wasthe rise of secularism in Europe, and he took the name Benedict after the founder of to its final issue in September2013 . Throughout European monastic culture. The new pope inherits a church wres- of uniquely rich, full-text primary source content, tling with an array of challenges that in- • Science and Technology PETER MACDIARMID/GETTY IMAGES-AFP tensified during his predecessor, Bene- Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina, 76, appeared on the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome on Wednesday, shortly after he was elected by his fellow cardinals. He has chosen to be known as Pope Francis. dict —from apriest shortage and growing competition from evangelical the collection, the internationally focused content churches in the Southern Hemisphere, where most of the world’s Catholics live, to a sexual abuse crisis that has under- dependable metadata, and intuitive subject indexing, mined the church’s moral authority in • Social Studies Mixed bag for air passengers Groups try to duck the U.S. budget cuts the West, to difficulties governing the Vatican itself. in E.U. push to clarify rights WASHINGTON spread, leading one education advocate Benedict abruptly ended his troubled provides a rich cross-disciplinary primary source, to say that agencies are operating under eight-year papacylast month, announ- PARIS rights do not just exist on paper,’’ Siim a‘‘vague sword of Damocles.’’ The cuts, cing he wasnolonger up to the rigorsof Kallas, the European Union transport Lobbyists work to spare mandated by a2011 lawafter efforts to the job. He became the firstpontiff in is further enriched by innovative workflow andcommissioner , said Wednesday in Brus- reach a bipartisan deal collapsed on 598 years to resign. The 115 cardinals BY NICOLA CLARK programs amid confusion • U.S. History sels. ‘‘We allneed to be able to rely on Capitol Hill, have created new alliances who areunder the age of 80 and eligible Denise McDonagh might have gotten her them when it matters most —when over what will be slashed and strange bedfellows. to vote chose their new leader after two ¤1,100 settlement from Ryanair faster un- things go wrong.’’ Hunter R. Rawlings III, a historian of POPE, PAGE 4 der new traveler-rights rules the Euro- But the proposal is not completely pro- ancient Greece who is president of the offering content that looks beyond the British and BY ROBERT PEAR pean Union proposed for the airline in- passenger. Theproposed update of rules Association of American Universities, A RECORD OF SERVICE, NOT DEBATE dustry on Wednesday. But she probably first spelled out in 2004 would signifi- Construction companies are lobbying recently joined Wesley G. Bush, the An austere Jesuit, Pope Francis has analytical tools. wouldn’t have gotten nearly as much. cantly roll back airlines’ obligations to the U.S. government to spare their proj- DOUG MILLS/NYT chief executive of Northrop Grumman, emphasized social outreach over • Politics And that is the rub of the European Un- passengers who wind up stranded for ex- ects from across-the-board cuts. President Barack Obama met with House the maker of surveillance drones and B- arguments about doctrine. PAGE 4 ion’s proposal, which is meant to clarify tended periods because of extraordinary Drug manufacturersare pleading Republicans on Wednesday. 2 bombers, in a news conference seeking air travelers’ rights to aid and compensa- events like the Icelandic volcano erup- with the White House to use all the fees to undo or ease the automatic cuts, ONLINE: MORE COVERAGE American press. tion when flights are delayed or canceled tion three years ago, which grounded they payto speed the approvalof new known as sequestration. Visit our Web site for full coverage and —as happens tens of thousands of time a more than 100,000 flights across Europe. medicines. Supporters of Israel have be- President Barack Obama’s order to Health care and education groups, ad- analysis, including a look at how Pope year. The proposed changes would also In Ms. McDonagh’s case, she was gun acampaign to makesure that it re- slice spending this year by $85 billion is vocates for poor people, and state and Francis will manage the church’s seek tougher oversight and enforcement stranded for a week in April 2010 in Faro, ceives the full amount of military assist- divided equally between military and ci- local officials who once fought for bigger relationship with the continents of the • Social and Cultural History of airlines’ compliance with the law. Portugal, trying to get back to Dublin as ance promised by the United States. vilian programs. But confusion over budgets —including money earmarked Southern Hemisphere, where most of its Features ‘‘It is very important that passenger TRAVEL, PAGE 17 The surge in lobbying touched off by how the cuts willbe applied is wide- BUDGET, PAGE 5 adherents now live. global.nytimes.com BUSINESS WORLD NEWS VIEWS Parliament rejects E.U. budget Defiantly optimistic in Spain Thomas L. Friedman E.U. lawmakers gave austerity a poke Morale is low, and unemployment is The most important thing President Researchers can take advantage of these qualities • Media Studies in the eye Wednesday by high, but some resilient Spaniards have Barack Obama could do on his trip to ARACING MACHINE ON THE WRIST overwhelmingly rejecting the bloc’s taken up the challenge of promoting the Israel next week is to publicly and proposed budget of ¤960 billion in its message that things are not as bad as privately ask every Israeli official he • Intuitive interface current form. They demanded changes they seem. PAGE 3 meets some tough questions. PAGE 10 to the way the money should be spent and the option to raise the overall sum Testifying on rape in military Seeking the facts on fracking with online access to the full run of the newspaper in the coming years. PAGE 14 BriGette McCoy, formerly of the U.S. Opposition to fracking is widespread, • Military History and war studies Army, was among those testifying but environmentalists should consider SHAH MARAI/GETTY IMAGES-AFP Chinese solar giant near failure before a Senate panel in Washington on its pros and cons in comparison with PAGE TWO Suntech Power, a manufacturer of solar Wednesday about sex assaults and the other technologies, Susan L. Brantley • Fully text searchable with hit-term highlightingpanels, has nearly run out of cash and is U.S. military’s justice system. PAGE 5 and Anna Meyendorffwrite. 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