Law blocks charges in Love Bug case
Prosecutors drop all charges against Onel de Guzman after laws did not cover computer hacking or lacked sufficient evidence. Philippines President Estrada signed a June law on electronic commerce and hacking, but it cannot be applied retroactively to the May incident. Investigators had alleged theft and credit card fraud violations.
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Onel de Guzman
Philippines
AMA Computer College
Berlin Reality Run ends after week long manhunt
A Berlin staged manhunt in Reality Run wrapped in one week as Dutch athletics teacher Roger, 25, was spotted in the main public library on Monday. He had begun Aug. 14 with 2,500 spending money, and hunters aimed for a $10,000 bounty. Organizers plan a new city vote on the next hunt via their site.
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Berlin
Roger
Realityrun
ExtraMile AG
Record cocaine bust triggers broad Venezuelan raids
Venezuelan security forces raided homes businesses and farms in a remote jungle after intercepting a record five tons of cocaine and arresting at least 14 people in an international drug bust. More cocaine may be recovered on a river island with possible further arrests as Los Mellizos ring is targeted. The five tons are valued at hundreds of millions of dollars according to officials.
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Orinoco
Amacura
Los Mellizos
Venezuela
Antonio Alizo
Fox Marketplace Vision Pushes North American Ties
Mexico's Vicente Fox travels to Canada and the United States to push a gradual deeper U S Mexico relationship including ideas for a common market and border openness. Analysts say the proposals are long term but call for an open minded reception by U S leaders as Fox seeks to secure future cooperation beyond immediate accords.
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Canada
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Peter Hakim
Inter- American Dialogue
South America
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Toronto
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al Gore
Washington
Delal Baer
Israelis and Palestinians arrest 23 terror suspects
Israeli and Palestinian security forces say they arrested 23 Arabs linked to militant groups who planned major attacks to disrupt peace talks. Among the suspects, at least one tied to Osama bin Laden. Ringleader Nabil Okal named. arrests span months, some back to April, per officials.
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Ehud Barak
Jibril Rajoub
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Larry Schwartz
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Hamas
Okal
Pakistan
bin Laden
Kenya
Tanzania
Afghanistan
Camp David
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Protestants Face Violent Turf War in Belfast Neighborhoods
In Belfast gunmen killed two Protestant militants amid arson attacks linked to a violent feud between loyalist gangs the Ulster Defence Association and Ulster Volunteer Force. Police deployed about 100 British soldiers as tensions threaten the Northern Ireland peace accord.
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Ulster Volunteer Force
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