Border clashes in Nuevo Laredo leave officer wounded
Federal agents clashed with city police in Nuevo Laredo as more than two dozen officers arrived to aid order amid violence post the deadly shooting of the new police chief Alejandra Dominguez. One federal officer was seriously wounded in the firefight. Police also reported arrests in Afghanistan related to the kidnapping of Italian aid worker Clementina Cantoni, who was freed after three weeks. In Manila, a 5,000-strong protest demanded President Arroyo's resignation amid graft and election-fix allegations.
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Naked cyclists ride through London in protest
About 100 nude cyclists rode from Hyde Park Corner past Piccadilly Circus Big Ben Covent Garden and the U.S. Embassy in a six mile protest against gas dependent cars. Organizers said World Naked Bike Ride 2005 would see events in Australia Canada the United States Ireland Italy Latvia and Israel.
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Three Arubans to remain in custody
Three young men held in Aruba will stay in jail as the Natalee Holloway case remains unresolved. Authorities denied a confession, with prosecutors and family spokespeople stressing no body has been found and the investigation continues.
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G-8 agrees to write off $40B of poorest nations debt
London reports the G8 nations agreed to forgive more than 40 billion dollars in debt for 18 nations under the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative. The move, backed by US and UK leaders, could rise to over 55 billion with additional eligible countries.
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