Peru to disband feared National Intelligence Service
President Fujimori's government decreed the dissolution of the National Intelligence Service within 15 days after a leak showed spy chief Vladimir Montesinos bribing an opposition congressman. Critics say the agency controlled judiciary, elections, and media. Opposition and rights groups urged dismantling for years.
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Vladimir Montesinos
Milosevic Loyalists Fight Fading Power in Belgrade
Milosevic loyalists in the Serbian parliament and state firms resist Kostunica’s governance as the democratic revolution presses on. Workers seize control of enterprises, police pledge support to the new government, and the army warns against purges while looting allegations surface amid the collapse.
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Vojislav Kostunica
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Pro-Democracy Movement
Zoran Djindjic
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Serbian Radical Party
Vojislav Seselj
Last of 15000 penguins released after oil spill rescue
The last of 19 000 penguins rescued after a tanker oil spill near Cape Town was released into the Atlantic as part of the world’s largest penguin rescue. Officials praised the operation, noting a 10.3 percent death rate and ongoing recovery efforts by 43 000 volunteers feeding 400 tons of fish.
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South Africa
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Joyce Mahudashasi
Southern African National Foundation For the Conservation of
Estelle van der Merwe
Foundation
Africa
Tony Williams
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