Indians Driven From Guatemalan Highlands Seek New Lives
In Guatemala hundreds of thousands of indigenous peasants have been uprooted by guerrilla warfare and now live in army camps or urban settlements far from their native highland homes. Rights groups say up to a million have been displaced since the late 1970s, with tens of thousands in Mexican exile. Local officials deny mass killings, while refugees face indoctrination as they await potential resettlement or repatriation.
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Assassinations frustrate Western powers
In Rome gunmen killed Seamon Ray Hunt, head of the Simat Multinational Force and Observers, as he returned home. The Red Brigades faction claimed responsibility amid varied motives from opposition to Camp David accords to NATO and Western troops in Lebanon. Vice President Bush condemned growing terror and urged action, calling the UN impotent in fighting international terrorism.
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