Italy lets 37 African refugees ashore in Sicily
In Palermo 37 Africans were allowed to disembark after international pressure. German aid officers were arrested as authorities questioned the Cap Anamur crew after tests suggested most refugees were Ghanaian or Nigerian rather than Sudanese fleeing Darfur.
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Sicily
Mediterranean
Italy
Darfur
Ghana
Sierra Leone
ANSA
Nigeria
Agrigento
Stefan Schmidt
Elias Bierdel
Cap Anamur
Lampedusa
Malta
Maltese
Sicilian
War Rounpup Highlights Across Multiple Regions
A Sri Lankan woman injured in Riyadh after a fatal attack on her employer, with the Interior Ministry citing beheading as possible punishment. A Slovenian earthquake near Ljubljana caused one death and multiple injuries across Italy and Austria. Mexico’s Marta Sahagun rules out a 2006 presidential bid, stating she will return home with Vicente Fox at term end. Milosevic’s health delays his war crimes defense at The Hague, with officials noting elevated blood pressure under stress.
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Sara Bint Mohammed al-Haqeel
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Marta Sahagun
Vicente Fox
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Sahagan
Los Pinos
Mexico
Vamos Mexico
Hague
Netherlands
Slobodan Milosmh
U.N
al Y. Vic
U.N. Tribunal
Yugoslavia
Jim “Landale
Landale
Milosevic
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