Belize faces Privy Council hearing on Chalillo dam
The Privy Council begins a two day hearing on Wednesday to decide whether Belize can proceed with the Canadian backed Chalillo dam on the Macal River. Opponents argue the 830 million US project will flood 10 hectares of Maya forest, threaten archeological sites, and provide flawed geological data. The case pits Belizean electricity needs against rainforest protection and cultural heritage in a long running dispute involving Fortis BECOL and BACONGO.
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Macal
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Recoil
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Macal River
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Work Wildlife Fund International
Belize Association of Non Governmental Organizations
Racongo
Willar Ge Re Ration
Urontio
Privy Council
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Evironmental Coalition
Counel
Fortis
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Bacongo
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Lortis
U.S. Limited in Sharing Terror Information Say Experts
A Markle Task Force report says the U.S. has barely improved sharing terrorist threats among national, state, and local levels. It backs a decentralized SHARE network to spread information while protecting civil liberties and urged Bush to act by executive order.
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Markle Task Force
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Markle Foundation
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Justice Department
White House
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Philip Zelikow
Federal Commission
Predatory sex offender linked to Dru Sjodin case
Alfonso Rodriguez Jr, a 50 year old predatory sex offender, was arrested on kidnapping charges in the disappearance of University of North Dakota student Dru Sjodin, who vanished Nov 22 after leaving Victoria's Secret at Columbia Mall Grand Forks. Police sought volunteers for scans in Grand Forks and Crookston areas as the investigation continues.
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University of North Dakota
Pequot Lakes
Minn
Victoria's Secret
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Grand Forks
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Alfonso Rodriguez Jr
Dru
Rodriguez
Crookston
Polk County
Minnesota Department of Corrections
Witness says Malvo sought help to escape situation
In Chesapeake Virginia prosecutors show that weeks before the 2002 sniper shootings Lee Boyd Malvo asked for aid to escape his alleged situation. Muhammad’s eldest son and other witnesses described manipulation by Muhammad as the trial weighs possible death penalty for Malvo.
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John Allen Muhammad
Lee Boyd Malvo
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Carol Williams
Baton Rouge
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Lindbergh Williams
Washington State
Jane Martm Roush
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