Investors see Zedillo win as markets lift hopes
Investors welcomed Ernesto Zedillo's victory in Mexico as markets rallied on expectations of continuity with Salinas policies. Analysts noted Zedillo, a cautious technocrat, would pursue gradual reform while facing unemployment and investment needs. The transition followed a largely fair election, ending decades of PRI rule amid lingering questions about governance and growth.
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Exercise after overeating boosts fat burn says study
Toronto based report summarizes a study by Dr. Jorge Calles of the University of Vermont showing fat burning rises with exercise even when calories are over supplied. In overfed subjects without exercise fat burning fell, while those who exercised maintained higher fat loss. A Leeds study adds that exercise can suppress appetite but high fat intake can negate benefits.
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Rights group cites detentions of Chinese dissidents without trial
The U S based group Human Rights in China accused Beijing of detaining activists without trial and making them disappear, with at least 17 dissidents arrested since March and 16 families given no whereabouts. Wei Jingsheng, a famed prisoner, was detained again in March for parole violations. 220 Beijing residents remain imprisoned for Tiananmen related crimes, and officials deny clarity on legal status.
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Russia's Kurchatov Institute warns of lax security
Russia’s top nuclear research institute admits security at the Kurchatov complex needs improvement. It says no uranium or plutonium is missing, despite Western reports of lax safeguards and links to seized plutonium in Germany. The institute notes outdated controls and vows cooperation with Western centers to enhance protection.
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