Ortega claims victory in controversial Nicaraguan election
Daniel Ortega declared victory in Nicaragua's presidential election, citing an ample majority for the Sandinistas. Reports note a strong opposition boycott and international condemnation, with the State Department calling the vote a farce and Washington saying Nicaraguans had no real participation.
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Washington D.C
State Department
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National Assembly
Independent Liberal Party
Democratic Conservative Party
Independent Liberals
Ae Ton Inte
Virgilio Godoy
Can
Didate Constantino Pereira
Ortega
FSLN
Sandinista National Liberation Front
ECM
Sandinista Victory Banner Claims Free Elections
The Sandinistas allegedly manipulated the electoral process through police, army, media, and mass organizations to project popular support. Barricada ran a banner claiming victory before any Sunday votes were counted.
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Newspaver Barricada
Sandino
Richard II Cleared Of Murder In Mock Trial Verdict
A London Weekend Television mock trial with twelve Britons found King Richard III innocent of the murder of the Little Princes, ending four hours of testimony by historians and a forensics expert. The program aired amid a long debate on Richard III’s guilt and historic portrayals.
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York
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Elizabeth II
Gandhi ashes travel India after Indira death
India's new prime minister Rajiv Gandhi orders a court inquiry into his mother's assassination by Sikh guards while ashes are sent to 22 states for memorials. At least three killed in New Delhi amid post assassination violence as rioting subsides and curfews ease.
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India
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Gandhi
Punjab
Rajiv Gandhi
Indian Supreme Court
V. Chandracchud
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United News of India
Chandrachud
UNI
Satwant Singh
Yamuna
Rajiv
OY Lamana
Himalayan
Subcontinent
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