HUSBY Sweden (Reuters) - In Stockholm's suburb of Husby, the roads still bear charred marks from cars torched in Sweden's worst riots for years.
Last May's violence exposed wounds yet to heal in a Swedish election year, underscoring the Nordic state's struggle to integrate a record number of immigrants and challenging its open door traditions.
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