Pinochet court clash deepens over arrest and tests
Chile’s Supreme Court is urged to arrest Augusto Pinochet after his lawyers failed to provide a interrogable location and advised him to refuse court ordered neurological and psychological tests. The case centers on alleged orders for death squads and mass disappearances during his 1973 1990 rule, as the aging general faced possible contempt and house arrest if he does not appear.
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Nomads Edge Toward Change in Mali Desert Salt Trade
In Taoudenni Mali nomads sustain families through salt mining and camel trade. droughts and conflict have pushed some toward town life while others cling to tents and desert routines. miners earn up to three dollars daily but endure harsh labor and scarce sustenance.
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China moves to build its own information superhighway
Beijing reports China is moving ahead with a second generation Internet like network for its government and industry. At a signing in Beijing the China C Net Strategic Alliance formed to develop the project. Analysts warn of a potential Great Firewall separating China from global networks.
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