Doctors separate fused legs of Peruvian baby on live TV
In Lima, doctors successfully separated the fused legs of 13 month old Milagros Cerron in a nationally televised operation. Surgeons say the mermaid syndrome patient may walk in two years but will need years of reconstructive surgery and careful follow up.
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Abbas undergoes heart procedure in Jordan
Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas traveled to Amman, Jordan, for a Wednesday heart procedure to open clogged arteries. He underwent angioplasty at a hospital, was said to be in stable condition, and expected to return to the West Bank the same day.
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French diplomat shot to death in Haiti capital
Gunmen killed Paul-Henri Mourral, France's honorary consul to Cap-Haitien, driving on Port-au-Prince's main north south highway. His car was stolen in a deadly attack as security warnings rise amid car jackings and kidnappings in Haiti.
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Jerusalem to clear Arab homes for archaeological park
Eighty eight homes in the Silwan district of Jerusalem are slated for demolition to create an archaeological park tracing the citys ancient Jewish origins. The plan faces court challenges and drew strong protest from Palestinian officials alarmed by its impact on peace efforts. If approved, it would mark one of the largest demolitions since 1967.
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Dutch reject EU charter as France votes no
The Netherlands and France delivered decisive no votes to the European Union constitution. Balkenende conceded disappointment as concerns over sovereignty and a stronger EU bureaucracy grew. Leaders warned the crisis could threaten Europe’s project and urged continued debate.
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41 Dead in Ivory Coast Village Attack
A dawn attack by armed assailants on a western Ivory Coast cocoa village near Duekouo left 41 dead and 64 injured, with gunshots, stabbings, and arson cited as causes. Officials from the social affairs ministry and the army confirmed the toll amid ongoing national tensions.
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