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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1988

Page

9

Colombians vote in local elections under heavy security

Voters across 1,009 municipalities chose mayors and council members amid violence from guerrillas, death squads, and traffickers. Andres Pastrana led Bogota polls after a high profile kidnapping and a police raid freed him from kidnapers. Police found weapons at a candidate’s headquarters. guerrillas ambushed an army patrol in La Jagua wounding two soldiers.

Bogota Colombia Virgilio Barco Andres Pastrana Misael Pastrana Pastrana Patriotic Union Party National Libération Army la Jagua Rafael Samudio RCN

Sandinistas accept new cease fire talks with Contras in Sapoa

In Managua the Sandinista government announced it will hold the first cease fire talks inside Nicaragua with rebel leaders on March 23 at Sapoa, 90 miles south of Managua. Adolfo Calero is expected to lead the Contras, with Humberto Ortega heading the government delegation. The sessions will be without a mediator and include witnesses such as Joao Baena Soares and Cardinal Miguel Obando y Bravo.

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Burmese rebels deny narcotics links seek federal union

Leaders of Burma's National Democratic Front denied drug trafficking ties amid opium regions and urged a political settlement. They pressed for federal autonomy, a democratic multi party system, and peace talks with neutral mediation while criticizing Ne Win's regime.

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