Minnesota Somalis sending millions home to East Africa
Minnesota Somalis have wired millions back to Somalia from the Twin Cities. FBI IRS and INS investigate whether funds fund weapons for clans while much aid supports civilians. At least 75 million has left Minnesota in four years with about 2 million monthly.
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Dawn Calabia
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Muhammad Siad Barre
Climate talks begin second phase in Hague summit
International negotiators arrive as about 2,000 officials prepare for the final week of climate talks among ministers from at least 150 countries. U.S. observers press for solutions that protect economies while cutting greenhouse emissions amid forecasts of rising rainfall, temperatures, and sea levels.
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Extradition bids target anti Castro figure Posada Carriles
Cuba and Venezuela press for extradition of Luis Posada Carriles detained in Panama city after Castro claims a plan to assassinate him. Panama and Venezuela seek trial for the exiled operative tied to the 1976 jetliner bombing and other attacks in Latin America.
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