Hundreds of Gladiators Parade in Rome Birthday Celebration
In Rome, hundreds of costumed gladiators marching by ancient ruins marked the city birthday. Visitors from France and Hungary joined the event, guided by Giorgio Franchetti of the Roman Historic Group who praises Roman identity beyond birth. Authorities seek to curb abuses by regulating tourist dress-up asks.
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Mexican police probe tunnels after San Ysidro opening
Mexican federal investigators arrived in Tijuana after a tunnel opened April 4 in a parking lot near the San Ysidro Port of Entry. The passage, built into a storm drain and wired for power, suggests long operation. police pursue further tunnel findings. Queen Elizabeth II marks 77th birthday with private Windsor celebrations.
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U S deportation in Honduran presidential son murder case
Honduran man Nery Sanchez, 31, deported from the United States to Tegucigalpa after being linked to the 1997 abduction and killing of President Ricardo Maduro Andreu's 25 year old son. Police say he participated in at least four Honduran homicides between 1996 and 1998. Four others have been arrested. one was found dead after prison escape in 2001.
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Koreas to Hold Cabinet Talks Next Week Amid Nuclear Confusion
North and South Korea plan cabinet level talks next week to push the North to abandon suspected nuclear weapons programs in exchange for aid and reengagement. U.S. China and North Korea prepare separate nuclear talks in Beijing with James Kelly leading Washington’s delegation.
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Texas murder suspect dies in London awaiting extradition
Texas man Robert Elmer Kleasen, 70, died of heart failure at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in London while awaiting possible extradition to the United States for a 1974 double murder. He had been indicted by a Texas grand jury in 2001 in the killings of Mark Fischer and Gary Darley. a judge had approved extradition, with final decision by Home Secretary David Blunkett.
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