Campground flood in Calabria kills at least 10
Rain swollen waters swamped a Calabria campground near Soverato, killing 10, with five missing and dozens injured while disabled campers and aides slept. Mud wrecked the site, washing away the guest register and complicating counts. In France, fuel blockades ended as refineries reopened and service stations faced long lines.
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Enzo Bianco
le Giare
Soverato
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Refugees plead for aid workers return in West Timor camps
East Timorese refugees in squalid West Timor camps urge the return of international aid workers. UN officials say aid teams will not return until pro-Indonesian militias are disbanded amid ongoing hunger and medicine shortages after a mass evacuation following a deadly militia raid. William of Luxembourg injured in car crash near Paris. his wife Sybilla and others hurt.
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West Timor
U.N. Refugee Agency
Bernard Kerblat
William of
Luxembourg
Grand Duke of
Paris
Henri-Monde
Creteu
William
Sybilla
British troops free hostages in Sierra Leone raid
British paratroopers launched a dawn strike on the West Side Boys camp near Freetown ending a two week hostage drama. All six British officers and a Sierra Leonean were freed. One paratrooper was killed and several more injured. Seventy people were killed or captured, with 25 rebels slain and 18 captured. The operation, authorized by Blair and Kabba, targeted the mangrove swamp base and was supported by UN forces.
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Freetown
Sierra Leone
Tony Blair
Ahmed Tejan Kabbah
Geoff Hoon
West Side Boys
Charles Guthrie
Defense Ministry
Foday Kallay
U.N
Ahmed Serhan
Julius Spencer
Guthrie
Cmdr
Tony Cramp
Serhan
Britain
Gordon Hughes
Revolutionary United Front
1St Battalion
Parachute Regiment
Royal Fleet Auxiliary
Sir Percivale
Colombians March for Peace in Bogota Calling End to War
Thousands of Colombians waved white flags in Bogota on Sunday in a peace march organized by about 200 civic groups. Estimates ranged from 10,000 to 20,000 as they urged an end to decades of fighting that has killed and kidnapped civilians, amid stalled peace talks and U S backed aid.
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Bogota
Colombia
United States
Eugenio Marulanda
Chambers of Commerce
Andres Pastrana
Venezuela
FARC
U.S
Ruben Zamora
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Guatemala court opens path to trial in Myrna Mack killing
Ten years after human rights leader Myrna Mack was found murdered in Guatemala City police and rights groups see the move as a potential turning point amid a history of delays. The high court has allowed three ex army officers to face trial for directing her killing, though defense appeals threaten further delays.
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GuateMala City
Myrna Mack
Guatemala
Mack
Helen Mack
Noel de Jesus Beteta Alvarez
California
Alvarez
Juan Valencia Osorio
Juan Guillermo Oliva
Edgar Augusto Godoy
U.S. State Department
Otto Marroquin
Garmen Aida Tbarra
Omega Trust scam victims wait years for payouts
Federal prosecutors last week charged 19 people in Illinois Oklahoma Missouri and California with money laundering and mail fraud related to Omega Trust and Trading Ltd claiming a secret overseas banking system delivering 50 to 1 returns. Victims shipped cash in foil wrapped bundles via FedEx and awaited a payoff that never arrived. The scheme centered on Clyde Hood a Mattoon Illinois electrician described by authorities as coordinating the alleged trade.
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Ill
Illinois
Florida
California
Washington
Omega Trust and Trading Ltd
FedEx
Awa
San Diego
Fred Marsh
Omega
Marsh
Oklahoma
Missouri
Mattoon
Clyde Hood
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