Guatemalan Guerrilla Attack Kills Governor and Others
Guerrilla Army of the Poor attacked Solola capital killing provincial governor Col Eduardo Rodas Amezquita, deputy police chief Maj Julio Folgar, three police, five civilians, and injuring many others. Attacks used grenades and automatic fire as lines were cut, and the death toll could rise. The conflict targets government buildings amid a two hour siege in Solola, 87 miles from Guatemala City.
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Vatican Panel Approves Revised Canon Law Limit Excommunications
A Vatican commission of 74 cardinals and bishops approved revisions to the 1917 canon law narrowing automatic excommunication to six offenses including violence against the pope and abortion. The draft codifies Vatican II reforms, clarifies penalties, and maintains tribunal review for other offenses. It adds mental disorder as grounds for annulment and revives appeals court review of annulments, while repealing US and Australian liberal annulment procedures.
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John Alessandro
John Paul II
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Joseph Bernardin
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