Factions ready for parties on eve of Salvador treaty
On the eve of a treaty ending 12 years of civil war rebels held a news conference in San Salvador and launched unprecedented commercial radio and TV spots. Government and guerrillas planned large downtown celebrations two blocks apart to mark the agreement in Mexico City. A guerrilla signed radio jingle proclaimed history turning page and horizon cleared.
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EC Recognizes Slovenia and Croatia in Split Yugoslav Move
The European Community on Wednesday recognized Slovenia and Croatia amid growing hopes for peace and fears of widening the Yugoslav crisis. Serbia protested as the two republics celebrate amid a fragile UN mediated truce, while the United States pursues a cease fire in Croatia.
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Algerian Islamic Front Pushes for Fresh Parliament Vote
Muslim fundamentalists led by Abelkader Hachani denounced the new leadership as illegal and pressed for a completion of free legislative elections. The Salvation Front demands a Parliament formed by Dec first round winners and vows peaceful, gradual change. The ruling FLN met with extremists urging a runoff while criticizing the High Council of State.
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Security Council set to discuss broader UN role at summit
Fifteen nation Security Council members plan an unprecedented January 31 summit to expand the United Nations diplomatic and peacekeeping work. Observers doubt tangible gains, but organizers seek a mandate for Boutros Boutros-Ghali to reshape the UN for the new decade amid post Cold War shifts. The body already mediates peace talks in El Salvador and oversees missions in Yugoslavia Cambodia.
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Cambodia frees political detainees at T-3 prison
The Vietnamese-installed government allowed international observers to inspect T-3 prison in central Phnom Penh and released 290 detainees after years of harsh treatment. A prisoner named Sokhea spoke of torture and punishment endured at the facility.
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