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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 2004

Page

19

U.N. Reports Suspected Rwandan Troops Seen in Congo

U.N. observers in Goma said they encountered about 100 suspected Rwandan troops in eastern Congo. The troops withdrew toward Rwanda after the encounter as Rwanda denied invading again. Mhand Sadjouzi led the U.N. mission briefing in Goma amid tensions following Rwanda’s warnings of force against Hutu rebels sheltering there.

U.N Goma Congo Rwanda M’hand Sadjouzi

Barghouti Joins Presidential Race as Hamas Mulls Boycott

In Ramallah Marwan Barghouti declared his candidacy for president just days before the January 9 vote to replace Yasser Arafat. Hamas signaled a boycott, signaling a split with interim leader Mahmoud Abbas and injecting uncertainty into the Palestinian leadership transition.

Ramallah West Bank Marwan Barghouti Yasser Arafat Hamas Arafat Mahmoud Abbas

Soldiers occupy Cancun as drug war expands south

Mexican authorities probe the Cancun Attorney General's Office over killings of nine people including three federal agents. Soldiers seized the office as prosecutor Jose Luis Santiago Vasconcelos says rivals linked to Joaquin Guzman and Osiel Cardenas are suspected.

Cancun Mexico Jose Luis Santiago Vasconcelos Joaquin “el Chapo” Guzman Capo Osiel Cardenas Caribbean

World AIDS Day spotlight on women and prevention

Activists across the globe marked World AIDS Day by singing in cathedrals and marching to urge protection for women and girls. UN figures show women bear a rising share of HIV with 57 percent of adults living with the virus, and sub-Saharan Africa has three-quarters of HIV-positive women. Peter Piot notes gender inequality limits prevention.

Geneva Armenia Zambia United Nations Kofi Annan sub-Saharan Africa Peter Piot Unaids ABC

Ukraine opposition wins big as parliament votes no confidence

In Kiev the opposition led by Viktor Yushchenko gained momentum for a rerun of the Nov 21 election as parliament rejected the government. EU mediator Solana floated a new vote while protesters urged continued street demonstrations and a revote date.

Kiev Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko Viktor Yanukovych Leonid Kuchma Yanukovych European Union Javier Solana Yuschenko Kuch Yushchenko Independence Square Election Commission Supreme Court

Ukraine election dispute heats parliament over fraud claims

Opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko gains parliamentary support for invalidating the runoff amid allegations of broad violations in Yanukovych’s eastern and southern regions. Yanukovych counters with his own appeal in western provinces and Kyiv, with no clear court timeline.

Viktor Yanukovych Viktor Yushchenko Yanukovych

White knuckles on Iraq’s RPG Alley highway

A Baghdad airport road scene shows attackers striking Iraqi National Guard vehicles while U S contractors flee. three injured as a vehicle borne improvised explosive device hits SUVs along the dangerous corridor. The route remains a focal point of insurgent threats and Western contractor risk.

Baghdad Baghdad International U.S Iraqi National Guard U.S. State Department Iraq Saddam Hussein

Princess Aiko's third birthday amid succession debate in Japan

Princess Aiko, Crown Prince Naruhito's daughter, turned three as Japan eyes legal changes to allow her future throne ascension. Public support grows for a revision. Aiko enjoys origami, singing, and palace play, and can brush teeth and dress herself.

Tokyo Aiko Japan Naruhito Imperial Household Agency

North Carolina Troops to Iraq as U.S. Forces Set for Surge

The United States plans a 12,000 troop increase in Iraq to raise total forces from 138,000 to about 150,000 by January, matching the war’s largest peak. The move includes 1,500 troops from the 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg and extends tours for roughly 10,400 currently in Iraq.

Washington D.C United States U.S Iraq Bush Persian Gulf Kuwait 82Nd Airborne Division Fort Bragg N.C

Prisoner with record of escapes gets 18 months for handgun possession

Victoria British Columbia AP Lorne Wayne Carlson 62 former jailbreaker pleads guilty to illegal handgun possession receives 18 months in British Columbia Supreme Court while on parole after police found a loaded weapon. judge faults his life of crime. Carlson has spent about 35 years in prison with a claim of most escapes in modern North American history. BONNERS FERRY Idaho AP A 66 year old Nita Friedman from New York leads police on a slow pursuit along US 95 until spike strips end chase. Friedman denies wrongdoing and insists police misidentification.

Victoria British Columbia Houdini Lorne Wayne Carlson British Columbia Supreme Court Carlson Robert Hutchison Insomniac Press North American Nita Friedman Friedman Mike Hutter Hutter New York Bonner County Elmira

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