End of John Paul II reign marked by seal destruction
Vatican officials announced the destruction of Pope John Paul II Fisherman’s Ring and lead seal signaling the end of his 26 year papacy. Cardinals will sequester in the Sistine Chapel as they prepare to elect a successor, with jamming devices ensuring secrecy until habemus papam.
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Scientists claim cloning second horse in Italy
Italian scientists at the Laboratory of Reproductive Technology in Cremona report cloning a second horse. A foal named Pieraz-Cryptozoottech Stallion was born February 25 weighing 93 pounds and described as in excellent health, cloned from Pieraz the world endurance champion gelding.
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Rich nations fail to reach debt relief deal
Washington reported that major economies did not agree on forgiving about 40 billion dollars in debt owed by the world’s poorest nations. US and Europe clash over who shoulders the lost loan repayments as Bank of World Bank and African Development Bank loans hinge on concessional terms. Britain advances aid by paying down 10 percent of debt for 22 countries and pledges to continue for a decade.
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