West Bank Bomber's family flees as demolition looms
In Ramallah's al Amari camp the Idris family packed belongings and moved out after neighbors warned their home would be razed. Israel's Supreme Court upheld demolitions of Palestinian attackers' homes without 48 hour notices, a practice resumed amid ongoing violence.
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Cherie Blair suffers miscarriage and hospital care
Bloomberg News reports Cherie Blair wife of British Prime Minister Tony Blair was admitted to London's Chelsea and Westminster Hospital Monday night for surgery and rested after the operation. Downing Street confirmed she left the hospital Tuesday.
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Peru eases cocaine policy after farmers protests
Peru’s government agrees to soften anti drug operations in the Ene Apurimac valley, the second concession in a month that undermines U.S. backed coca suppression. The move follows a June pause on eradication in the Huallaga basin and ends a three day sit in by about 7,700 coca farmers in Ayacucho after a 90 mile march toward Lima.
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Bolivian President Sworn In Promises Emergency Jobs Plan
U.S.-educated businessman Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada was sworn in as Bolivia's president and unveiled an emergency program to lift the economy. The plan centers on five public works projects including a cross country highway and public housing to create jobs during a recession marked by rising crime and poverty. He will serve a five year term. A band of suspected Islamic militants armed with grenades.
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Bus Crash Kills 33 in Western Mexico Repetition of Last Supper Scene
A 26-year-old bus failing brakes plowed into a toll booth and wall near Zinapecuaro, killing 33 and injuring about 20. The victims, 10 children among them, were Luz Del Mundo church members en route to Guadalajara for the annual Last Supper re-enactment drawing up to 300,000 attendees.
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