World News Roundup from Haiti to Brazil and Algeria
The Haitian government blames opposition for four Friday bombings in Port-au-Prince and Petionville injuring two. police arrest a man linked to a Petionville bombing. In Algeria, gunmen kill 11 family members in Medea amid a nine year insurgency. Brazilian prison riot ends with three inmates dead after 18 guards are held.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Jean Bertrand Aristide
Port-au- Prince
Petionville
Jacques-Edouard Alexis
Alliance
Paris
Algeria
Medea
Algiers
Associated Press
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Avare
Paulo Roberto Scherer
Scherer
Bush inauguration sparks global reactions and fears
Leaders worldwide sent best wishes as Bush began his presidency while debates rose over missile defense and the death penalty. Britains Blair and Clinton friendship remained warm, with Cook stressing continued alliance. Editorials criticized Bush on experience and foreign policy, and Pope John Paul II urged justice and dignity.
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Paris
George W. Bush
Robin Cook
Bush
Britain
United States
Tony Blair
Clinton
America
Cook
BBC Radio
India
Japan
Hindustan Times
U.S
Asahi Shimbun
Blick
Texas
Liberation
George W
al Gore
US Supreme Court
Torch of Liberty
Gore
Pope John Paul II
Defense minister faults U S over depleted uranium info
German Defense Minister Rudolf Scharping accused the United States of withholding data on depleted uranium munitions used by NATO in Bosnia and Kosovo. He cited tests showing minimal risk to German peacekeepers and rejected vague Internet briefings from American allies. Australia plans tests on Balkans troops for exposure.
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Bosnia- Herzegovina
Rudolf Scharping
United States
NATO
Washington
Scharping
Balkans
Bosnia
Kosovo
Alliance
U.S
Australia
Seven family members killed in Oaxaca drug gang attack
In Juchitan Oaxaca, seven family members died and two were injured after an attack by suspected drug traffickers who allegedly took about 80000 dollars. A 20 year old woman and Sergio Antonio Chavarrio survived, fleeing to a police station to report the assault.
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Oaxaca
Mexico City
Almaraz
Sergio Antonio Chavarrio
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