Pilgrims Seek Mary Apparition In Philippine Town
Thousands of worshippers gathered under a blazing sun in Agoo, Philippines, hoping to see the Virgin Mary as a 12 year old seer Jaquel Nieva claims monthly apparitions since 1989. Some witnesses described a silhouette of a woman and changes in the sun while church authorities urged caution and study.
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Mon Francisco
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Tens of thousands of wounded Muslims trapped in eastern Bosnia
UN and refugee workers report thousands of wounded and starving Muslims in eastern Bosnia with 2,200 sick or wounded near Cersica and more than 11,000 seeking evacuation. UN officials warn up to 35,000 could flee if safe passage is achieved, as Gen. Morillon negotiates access but faces Serb demands to inspect Tuzla advised by Serb officials.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia
U.N
Philppe Morillon
Sarajentic
Cerska
U.N. High Commissioner For
Cersica
Srebrenica
Izumi Nakamitsu
Simon Martell
World Health Organization
Tila
Anders Levinsen
Te U.N. Refugee Agency
Morillon
No Peace In Angola Shattered by Renewed War in Huambo
In CATUMBELA Angola veteran fighter Luis Faceira prepares convoy missions to reinforce Huambo as UNITA rebels press the government in a renewed conflict. Since October fighting has killed thousands, ending a fragile 1991 peace and leaving Angola’s political future uncertain amid Cold War legacies and IMF guided reforms.
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Luis Faceira
Africa
Huambo
Faceira
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UNITA
Cambodia
Afghanistan
Somalia
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
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Mediators push Bosnia peace plan amid ethnic carve up
UN envoys Cyrus Vance and Lord Owen press Bosnian President Izetbegovic to accept a plan that would divide Bosnia Herzegovina into 10 semi autonomous provinces along ethnic and geographic lines to end the war. They warn acceptance could pressure Serb leader Karadzic to sign.
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Cyrus Vance
Lord Owen
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Bosnia
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Owen
Alija Izetbegovic
Stas Mai
Fred Eckhard
Apartheid Talks Resume After Multigroup Conference
In Johannesburg area meetings, 26 groups agreed to reconvene constitutional talks by April 5. The conference, first in 10 months, set a date for a new round as negotiators push toward drafting a new constitution. Officials hailed the progress, while major disagreements on black white power sharing loom ahead.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Cyril Ramaphosa
Etary
African National Congress
Dawie de Villiers
F.W. Klerk
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