Repression in South Africa media reports and Cape Town protest
In Johannesburg police have jailed nearly 9 000 people this year amid anti white rule rioting, with detainees including youths beaten or confined. In Cape Town a candlelight march saw about 150 white protesters roughed by police using rubber whips and clubs. In Bogota five kidnapped officers were released unharmed after an attack by M 19 and the Popular Liberation Army.
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South Africa
Cape Town
Bogota
Colombia
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Arrao
M-19 Movement
Popular Liberation Army
Contadora suspends talks at Nicaragua request
Contadora has halted negotiations on a Central American peace accord for five months at Nicaragua's request. Nicaragua argued that new governments in Guatemala, Honduras, and Costa Rica could alter policy toward the talks.
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Contadora Group
Central America
Nicaragua
Colombia
Guatemala
Honduras
Costa Rica
Bourassa Returns as Quebec Premier in Comeback Victory
Robert Bourassa, 52, was sworn in as Quebec premier after a nine year absence. He called it an exceptional day and said he was grateful to the people of Quebec after a dramatic political comeback hailed by observers.
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Bourassa
Quebec
Robert Bourassa
Gilles Lamontagne
Rebels claim Vietnam employing warplanes
Khmer Rouge guerrillas charged that Vietnamese warplanes bombed and strafed western Cambodia. A clandestine radio said seven Soviet AN-26 aircraft attacked near Siam Reap on Tuesday, destroying houses and agricultural property.
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Thailand
Khmer Rouge
Cambodia
Siam Reap
Israeli backed militia clashes near Tyre in south Lebanon
Moslem villages north of Israel's security belt face pressure from Israel backed militiamen and SLA forces amid intensified mortar and rocket fire. Dozens of villages are emptied as residents flee toward Tyre and north, while UN peacekeepers face pressure to withdraw.
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Security zone in Lebanon keeps Israeli border quiet
In Lebanon the security zone near Zarit has absorbed 20 to 30 guerrilla attacks weekly since the June Israeli troop withdrawal. No residents in northern Israel have been hurt. 1,200 Israeli soldiers remain in the area with Lebanese militia allies patrolling the border and guarding lookout posts.
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Yitzhak Rabin
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