Alfredo Stroessner, the canny anti-communist general who ruled Paraguay with a blend of force, guile and patronage before his ouster in 1989, died in exile on Wednesday. He was 93. Stroessner came down with pneumonia after a hernia operation in Brazil’s capital, where he had lived in near total isolation since he was forced from power. Full Story
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