Eighteen Die Sleeping at Spanish Mountain Hostel
Eighteen partygoers aged 18 to 40 died in their sleep at a mountain hostel in TodoLELLA Spain from an apparent gas leak after using a butane heater to stay warm during a birthday gathering. Two others survived the incident reported by Toddel la Mayor Alfredo Querol.
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Valencia
Toddella
Alfredo Querol
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Weather halts crash search in Afghanistan
Thick cloud cover and deep snow blocked NATO helicopters police and a local hunter from reaching the Kam Air Boeing 737-200 wreckage three days after it hit a mountain killing 104 people on board Two passengers were identified as employees of an American engineering firm rebuilding a highway and another as an Afghan general Weather and terrain hindered rescue efforts with fog freezing temperatures and up to eight feet of snow delaying access to the site about 20 miles east of Kabul NATO ferried Slovenian mountain rescue teams to Chapers Mountain while unable to land the helicopters says the U S Embassy in Kabul noting there is no hope for the victims onboard the disaster.
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Afghanistan
NATO
Kam Air
Kabul
U.S
Chapers Mountain
Voters brave violence in Guerrero governor vote
Thousands of Guerrero residents line up to vote despite pre election violence in Acapulco and regional tensions. PRI and PRD contest the race as parties seek to boost momentum toward the 2006 presidential contest while security forces guard key polling sites on the Pacific coast.
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Mexico
Guerrero
Quintana Roo
Baja California Sur
Institutional Revolutionary Party
PRI
Vicente Fox
National Action Party
Fox
PRD
Mexico City
Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador
Roberto Madrazo
Tabasco
Zeferino Torreblanca
Hector Astudillo
Costera Boulevard
Democratic Revolutionary Party
Maribel Angelito
Zeferino
Cancun
Felix Gonzalez
Cozumel
Ignacio Garcia Zalvidea
Green Party
Addy Joaquin Coldwell
Los Cabos
Narciso Aguadez
Radomario Amaya
National Action
Alberto Coppola
Fatah signals readiness for mutual cease-fire with Israel
Fatah says it will back a comprehensive mutual cease-fire in 1967 territory including the West Bank and Gaza Strip and vows not to target civilians in Israel. The move, led by Mahmoud Abbas, aims to help ahead of a Sharm el-Sheikh summit with Ariel Sharon while reaffirming Palestinian rights to resist occupation and settlements. Israel has not committed to a formal cease-fire and calls for calm while pressuring Abbas to crack down on militants.
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Gaza Strip
Fatah
Israel
West Bank
Gaza
Revolutionary Council
Mahmoud
Abbas
Palestinian Land
Ariel Sharon
Sharm el-Sheik
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China lists 51 political prisoners for early release
Beijing provided a list to U.S. officials detailing 51 political prisoners granted sentence reductions or under consideration for early release as Washington weighs a U.N. rights resolution. The list, obtained by the Cui Hua Foundation, notes 56 individuals imprisoned for political offenses, with five already released or finishing terms and two to be freed by May.
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U.S
Bush Administration
China
U.N
State Department
U.s.-China
Cui Hua Foundation
San Francisco
U.N. Commission On Human Rights
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Justice Ministry
John Kamm
Dui Hua Foundation
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