Elian case may mark turning point in US Cuba relations
Analysts see Elian Gonzalez saga as a watershed in US Cuba ties with forceful removal prompting debate on easing or tightening embargo. Clinton administration aims to use momentum to improve relations while exiles warn of backlash and public opinion shifts.
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Pope denounces racism and xenophobia worldwide
Vatican City AP reports Pope John Paul II urged an end to racism and xenophobia as Holy Week gatherings drew up to 150,000 pilgrims and visitors. He called for peace, prayed for Africa and Latin America, and urged nations to reject old and new rivalries amid global tensions.
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