Canada Eyes Easing Argentina Sanctions Amid Falklands Quiet
Ottawa signals moves to restore normal trade with Argentina, noting sanctions were tied to Falklands tensions. Industry Minister Herb Gray says lifting depends on Britain and the European Community, with CEOs hoping for investment gains in hydroelectricity, rail, and telecoms. Trade fell to 228.8 million from 262.2 million in 1980 as inflation raged in Argentina.
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Chretien hesitant on banning rape victim past sexual history questions
Ottawa Justice Minister Jean Chretien rejected a total ban on questioning rape victims about past sexual conduct, citing fair defense rights. He proposed amendments allowing such questions only if a judge finds relevance to the accused's belief of consent, with safeguards against reputational evidence and self-incrimination.
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