Curfew Deepens Split in Hebron City Life
In Hebron the six day curfew tightens the divide between 130,000 Palestinians and 450 Jewish settlers. Palestinians in the market clash with settlers as Israeli soldiers intervene. journalists come under similar pressure. Miyawi, a Palestinian mother, defies the curfew to shop, then battles soldiers on her return.
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Noam Federman
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Exiles charged in plot to kill Castro surrender
Seven Cuban exiles including a key CNAF director turn themselves in to face federal charges for plotting to assassinate Fidel Castro. Indicted in San Juan, four to be arraigned in Puerto Rico this Thursday and three next week. Weapons found on a yacht tied to the group included two .50 caliber rifles.
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FBI
Cuba
Sara Lema
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Jose Antonio Llama
Miami
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Castro
Foundation
Angel Manuel Alfonso
Angel Hernandez Rojo
Juan Bautista Marquez
Francisco Secundino Cordova
Alfonso
Venezuela
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Llama
Jose Rodriguez
Alfredo Domingo Otero
Divorce rise in Taiwan as women reclaim independence
In Taiwan, divorces rise as women gain education and economic clout. Ho Tse-suan, 43, describes a stereotypical marriage where money and attention favored men. Courts still favor men on property and custody, yet divorce becomes a viable option for many women.
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Taiwan
Ho Tse-suan
Lee Hsiu-yen
Wang Yu-pao
Women's Awakening
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