News at Seven-Thirty highlights: anti-government forces have called off their campaign in Bangkok;Immigration Department has received over 150 enquiries about travel to Bangkok; fresh arguments arose in the pre-trial hearing of the legal battle over Nina Wang’s estate; Lehman Brothers minibond investors protested outside Legislative Council; U.S. and Cuba work towards normalising relations; Obama is vowing to halt the rise of piracy off Somalia; Paraguay's president admitted to fathering a child while he was still a Roman Catholic bishop; BOC will lead a consortim in providing loans to finance the construction of Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge; a three-year-old boy was in critical condition after swallowing an electroplating liquid that contained cyanid; a magistrate found a prima facie case against the computer technician accused of stealing sex photos from Edison Chen; Mayor of Taichung is in Hong Kong for a three-day visit.