Natalee Holloway declared dead in Alabama probate ruling
In Birmingham a probate judge ruled Natalee Holloway legally deceased, more than six years after her disappearance in Aruba. Her father said the order ends one chapter but justice still lies ahead while Beth Holloway watched from the courtroom.
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Florida bill inspired by Caylee Anthony clears panel
The Florida Senate Criminal Justice Committee unanimously approves a bill tied to the Caylee Anthony case though not labeled Caylee's Law. It would make it a felony to knowingly provide false statements about a missing or endangered child under 16, with up to five years per false statement.
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Deadly rains expose Brazil disaster funds gap
Brazil faces deadly tropical storms with scarce preparation as government figures show disaster funds misallocated. Cantas Abertas reports only two of 56 high risk cities received money. Sao Paulo and Florianopolis got small sums while 918 died last year and 215 remain missing.
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U.N. Team to Visit Tehran in Late January
A senior IAEA team will visit Tehran on January 28 as Iran signals readiness to discuss long-standing allegations of involvement in secret nuclear weapons work. Diplomats noted prior talks with Iranian counterparts about the trip, with no date set until now.
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Nigeria union threatens oil production shutdown amid nationwide strike
A major Nigerian union threatened to halt crude oil output as part of a nationwide strike. Global oil prices rose on the threat, with potential impact on U S refineries needing 630 000 barrels per day from Nigeria. The strike followed government subsidy cuts raising fuel prices and living costs across the country.
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Myanmar signs cease-fire with Karen rebels
The government and Karen National Union leaders announced a cease-fire in Pa-an ending talks amid efforts to end ethnic conflicts and gain Western legitimacy. Aung Min confirmed the pact though details were not released.
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