Panama money launderer Nidal Waked arrested in Colombia
Colombian police arrest Nidal Waked 44 in Bogota on a U S drug warrant after arrival from Panama City. U S Treasury freezes assets tied to 68 companies in Panama and Colombia. Waked, described by U S authorities as a top money launderer and drug trafficker, faces extradition and up to 70 years in prison.
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Kim Jong Un praises hydrogen test at ruling party congress
North Korea's Kim Jong Un led the first full Workers' Party congress since 1980 with 3400 delegates in attendance. He hailed the January hydrogen bomb test and a February satellite launch as marks of dignity and power, and praised a 70 day loyalty campaign to boost productivity, signaling a new era for Marshal Kim.
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