Jury Deliberating in Uzi Death Trial in Massachusetts
Jurors in Hampden Superior Court hear seven days of testimony in the involuntary manslaughter case against Edward Fleury, former Pelham police chief, over an 8 year old fatal Uzi shooting at a 2008 expo. Deliberations began after closing arguments and resume today.
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Tunisian Leader Promises Step Down in 2014 Amid Unrest
President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali pledged political and media reforms and said he would leave the presidency at the end of his term in 2014. He announced price cuts on sugar milk and bread as protests continued, with at least 23 dead and unions planning a general strike. The speech drew mixed reactions from crowds in Tunis.
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Brazil mudslides kill hundreds in Teresopolis disaster
In Teresopolis and surrounding towns north of Rio de Janeiro, torrential rains triggered deadly mudslides. Rescue workers faced perpetual danger as families pulled corpses from the muck while survivors mourned and described the scene of widespread destruction. The tragedy struck the poor hardest, yet affected wealthier homes as well.
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Mexican leftist party rep badly beaten in Guerrero
The Democratic Revolution Party said its Guerrero state representative Guillermo Sanchez Nava was beaten by youths wearing rival party T-shirts after he asked them to stop tearing posters. He suffered severe head injuries as Guerrero governorship vote on January 30 nears. The Institutional Revolutionary Party demanded an investigation and accused the DRP of exploiting the attack for politics.
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Envoy Meets With Jailed American in Cuba
In Havana a U S State Department envoy met Alan Gross, jailed since December 3, 2009 on charges Cuba says involve spying. Roberta Jacobsen led the visit as talks hint at potential trial and possible return to the United States amid easing relations.
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