Cuba un masks agents in dissident movement
In Havana the government exposed undercover agents among dissidents after jailing 75 critics. The Granma claim labeled the agents true faces of the nation, while officials praised Cuba’s intelligence services and warned against U.S. provocations. Analysts note penetration of dissident networks and routine access granted to some spies.
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Disputes delay new Palestinian government
In Jerusalem disputes between Yasser Arafat and the new Palestinian prime minister Mahmoud Abbas delay forming a credible government to back the U.S. backed road map. Israel seeks 15 points of contention including destruction of militant groups and U.S. sole plan administration. Arafat’s Fatah Central Committee planned talks over interior information and welfare ministries with a deadline of April 24.
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