Colombian journalists mourn missing veteran editor
Relatives identified the head of Alejandro Jararcil lo at a morgue after a man disappeared. Ramiro Eggas said his torso was found earlier, tying the case to a leftist editor known for his work with the La Lori journal. Paramilitary groups are suspected amid ongoing tension in the region.
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Romanian secret police accused of infiltrating banks and state bodies
Lawmaker Cornelius Ruse charged that Romania's Secret Intelligence Service remains active and operates with impunity. In a Friday interview with Evenimentul Zilei, he claimed the service possesses information on all local administration and decentralized ministries, banks, and major state firms.
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Zambia coup plotters rounded up in emergency crackdown
Authorities rely on sweeping emergency powers after a failed coup against President Frederick Chiluba. Police cars with sirens swept through Lusaka as state media reported arrests over the past two days, though numbers and identities were not released. Attorney General George Chilipe resigned amid opposition to the emergency measures.
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Observer: Iraq nerve gas claims reach VX stockpile near discovery
The Observer reports U.N. weapons inspectors in Iraq were close to finding Baghdad’s VX stockpile last week before Saddam Hussein ordered U.N. team members to leave. Richard Butler said inspectors were getting hot, while Iraq denied a large program, claiming only limited experimental capability with a few kilograms of VX. The U.N. warned of serious consequences if inspectors were expelled.
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Louise Woodward local image shifts after verdict
In Elton England Louise Woodward, a quiet churchgoer from a close knit town, is described by locals as capable and well behaved. The 19-year-old au pair was convicted in Cambridge Massachusetts of murdering an infant in her care and faces at least 15 years before possible parole, with many recalling her as a steady student and friend in Elton.
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