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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1994

Page

11

Cease-fire holds as peace talks near Bosnia accord

In Sarajevo a Muslim led government and Croat forces show a tentative truce ahead of Washington sponsored negotiations to reunite the former allies. Both sides appear committed under heavy international pressure while Serb forces continue clashes in Maglaj and other areas.

Sarajevo Bosnia- Atte United States Ing Bosnia Maglaj Alija Izetbegovic U.N. Security Franjo Tudjman Serbia Mate Granic Mostar

U N envoy reports mounting evidence of Saddam crimes

In Geneva the U N special investigator says millions of documents and survivor testimonies strengthen charges that Saddam Hussein led crimes against humanity. He cites secret 1980s papers, mass graves, and widespread abuses, naming Ali Hassan al Majid and Saddam as responsible.

Geneva U.N Iraq Saddam Hussein Tan Max van der Stoel Netherlands Saddam U.N. Human Rights Commission van der Stoel Ali Hassan al-Majid Saddam and Majid Ch Butcher Kuwait Iran Baghdad U.S Middle East Watch Physicians For Human Rights

Sugar workers threaten armed rebellion in Chiapas Mexico

Sugar cane workers displaced by a Michoacan refinery closure threaten an armed uprising next week if the government does not reopen Pedernales refinery near Puruaran. Gregorio Alvarez of the Sugar Cane Workers' Organization warns 30 000 people depend on the plant while Zapatista talks with government envoy Manuel Camacho Solis continue amid broader unrest.

San Cristobal DE Las Casas Mexico Michoacan Gregorio Alvarez Sugar Cane Workers’ Organization Alvarez Zapatista National Liberation Army Manuel Camacho Solis Chiapas Zapatistas Cathedral of Peace Puruaran Morelia Pedernales

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