Uribe Survives Bomb Blast In Barranquilla Rally
Colombia's leading presidential candidate Alvaro Uribe escaped unharmed after a bomb under a bridge exploded near his motorcade in Barranquilla during a campaign sweep killing three bystanders and injuring fifteen others including civilians and the bus driver. Authorities name FARC as likely suspects.
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Three beaten in Kiev synagogue attack
Kiev chief rabbi Moshe Reuven Azman said about 50 youths attacked the central synagogue on Saturday night, beating three people including the rector Tsvi Kaplan and wounding a security guard and the rabbi's 14 year old son. Twenty windows were broken as assailants shouted Kill the Jews.
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Germany President to Atone for Nazi Massacre at Marzabotto
President Johannes Rau begins a long delayed trip to Italy to honor victims of the 1944 Marzabotto massacre. Rau and Italian President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi will lay a wreath and speak in front of the village church as survivors gather. Prosecutors press new efforts to identify war criminals in occupied Italy.
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Afghan King Zaher Shah to Return Home This Week
After a long delay the former king Mohammad Zaher Shah, aged 87, will travel to Rome on Tuesday to collect his return to Afghanistan. He and interim Prime Minister Hamid Karzai will then land in Kabul midweek, the first time Zaher Shah has set foot in Afghanistan since 1973. The monarch is expected to convene a loya jirga in June to select a new government.
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Israeli high court orders army to hand over Palestinian dead
Israel's Supreme Court told the army to return the bodies of Palestinians killed in Jenin refugee camp. Officials noted 37 bodies found in half the camp, with 23 young men among them. most remained unburied amid fears of booby traps. The court also ordered Red Cross participation in body searches.
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Arafat presses for Israeli withdrawal first move
Arafat urged Israel to pull back first as Powell visited the besieged Palestinian compound. Erekat said Arafat stood by commitments to end violence after Israel ceases operations in Jenin and refugee camps. Powell called the talks constructive and urged an end to bombardment as a path to a Palestinian state.
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