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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 2004

Page

6

Mexico first lady revives debate on presidential bid

Mexico City AP reports First Lady Marta Sahagun fuels talk of a presidential run as she defies her husband Vicente Fox on terms of succession. She denounces male political attitudes and asserts citizens’ rights to seek office while Fox maintains uncertainty about her candidacy.

Mexico Mexico City Vicente Fox Marta Sahagun Sahagun Paraguay Beatriz Paredes Fox National Action Party Alfonso Durazo South America Sahagan Los Pinos

Heat Wave Kills Seven in Japan Across Regions

A heat wave across Japan has killed seven people, mostly elderly, and left at least 12 hospitalized in serious condition. Temperatures reached about 95 degrees in several cities with Tokyo registering a record 5.18 on Thursday before easing to 94.1. A 67 year old farmer died in Edosaki Ibaraki after exposure in a paddy field.

Tokyo Japan Edosaki Ibaraki Hironori Nonaka Tomioka Okasa

Forbes editor Pavel Klebnikov shot in Moscow

Interfax reports Paul Vy, editor of Forbes Russia and author on Boris Berezovsky, was killed in Moscow late Friday. Police say Klebnikov suffered four gunshot wounds and died in a rescue vehicle. Confirmation from police was not immediately available.

Paul Vy Forbes Magazine Boris Berezovsky Moscow Interfax Klebnikov

Guatemala soldiers sentenced to 40 years in massacre

In Alta Verapaz Guatemala a judge sentenced Lt Camilo Lacan and 13 enlisted men to 40 years each for extrajudicial killings in the Oct 5 1995 Xaman massacre. Eleven villagers including two children were killed as refugees who had fled the civil war gathered to celebrate.

Guatemala City Jose Davila Alta Verapaz Xaman Camilo Lacan Lacan Mexico

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