Stadium collapse in Nagpur during India New Zealand match
A stadium wall collapsed at Vidharbha Stadium in Nagpur as spectators surged back into the arena after lunch, causing a stampede that killed at least eight and injured about 70. Police and medics rushed the wounded to hospitals. twelve remained in serious condition.
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India
New Zealand
United News of India
United News
Press Trust of India
Swiss orders exile for Holocaust denialist Thies Christophersen
The federal prosecutor’s office announced Christophersen, a 77 year old German former SS guard linked to Auschwitz who has spread Holocaust denial material, must leave Switzerland by year end after arriving last summer to settle there. Separately a Sicily bus crash killed at least seven elderly passengers and injured 40 on a trip from Catania to Assoro, with possible road washout cited as cause.
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Auschwitz
Poland
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Germany
Peter Lehmann
Federal Prosecutor's Office
Sicily
Catania
Assoro
Enna
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Walesa vows to stay active after loss to Kwasniewski
Poland’s outgoing president Lech Walesa told miners in the Soli darity union that he will remain a force in politics after losing to ex Communist Alexander Kwasniewski by 3.4 percent in the Nov 19 runoff. He urged coalition building against the new government and criticized Kwasniewski’s methods while noting protests over his claimed university degree.
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Poland
Lech Walesa
Walesa
Solidarity
Alexsander Kwasniewski
Kwasniewski
Polish Communists
Supreme Court
Banks seek settlement on Marcos funds in Hong Kong talks
Two large Swiss banks may pay up to tens of millions to 10 000 claimants in the Marcos money dispute. The mediation in Hong Kong aims to settle funds tied to the late president and his heirs from a 1.9 billion judgment over human rights abuses.
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Los Angeles Times
Ferdinand Marcos
U.S
Honolulu
Marcos
Credit Suisse
Swiss Bancorp
Lichtenstein Foundations
Imelda
Joan Fitzpatrick
University of Washington
Fitzpatrick
United States
Hawaii
Philippines
Chester A. Cracker
U.S. Institute of Peace
James P. Linn
Imelda Marcos
Former Mexican leader defends brother in money case
Carlos Salinas de Gortari said Raul Salinas should be punished if guilty of drug money laundering charges while distancing himself from his brother’s Swiss accounts. Raul Salinas, jailed since February on unrelated charges, faces scrutiny over nearly 84 million dollars tied to drug trafficking.
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Carlos Salinas de Gortari
Raul
Salinas
Raul Salinas de Gortari
Patricia Paulina Castanon
Raul Salinas
Geneva
Antonio
Carlos Salinas
Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu
Mexico
Proceso Magazine
Ernesto Zedillo
Reforma
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