Mexico City to reexamine Ochoa death probe findings
Mexico City Prosecutor Bernardo Batiz said his office will conduct a 15 day second reading of a special prosecutor's report concluding human rights lawyer Digna Ochoa, age 38, killed herself after being found shot twice. Family and international groups dispute the ruling.
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Jordanian king swears in new cabinet amid protests
Jordan's King Abdullah II swore in a new government. Among the ministers, former jailed lawmaker Samir Habashneh was chosen as interior minister in a move aimed at cooling anger at a government criticized for curbing public freedoms and restricting street protests over Iraq and the Palestinians.
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The Interior Ministry controlled police and all intelligence and security agencies. Habashneh was imprisoned for four years from 1976 for links to a leftist group during a ban on political parties.
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Seven Sao Tome Ministers Freed After Coup
Seven Sao Tome ministers detained in last week's bloodless rebellion were released by military coup leaders. The ministers' release occurred during talks with junta leaders on restoring civilian rule as international mediators press for a transition and regional stability in the Gulf of Guinea oil corridor.
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Sao Tome and Principe
Gulf of Guinea
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DNA Test Law Enforces Adoption Clearances in Guatemala
Guatemala City AP reports a new law requires DNA testing of children before adoption and judge approval, replacing a public notary process. Deputy Nineth Montenegro notes the change aims to prove the child’s origins and tighten safeguards against crimes targeting children.
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Nineth Montenegro
Israel seeks wider European role in stalled peace plan
Israel urged Europe to take a larger role as the Palestinian premier prepared for talks with President Bush amid a heated Knesset debate on West Bank and Gaza settlements. Abbas planned a meeting with Bush while Shalom urged Europe to help push the US backed road map toward a Palestinian state by 2005.
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Palestinian Authority
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Mahmoud Abbas
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Bush
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European Union
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Knesset
Jerusalem
Hotel Moskva to be rebuilt in same style after teardown
Moscow reports state the Hotel Moskva will be torn down and rebuilt largely the same, with planners choosing window types. Stalin approved the plan, while builders pursued the project despite unease. Reports say reconstruction may follow Shchusev’s designs, but details on any mismatch remain undecided.
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Abundant Wellness Center Offers Iris Based Health Readings
Abundant Wellness Center in Odessa features iridology as a natural method to assess overall health. Christine McClendon, a certified iridologist, explains iris impressions reflect body systems and can indicate health status. The practice, alongside massage and herbal therapies, emphasizes active user involvement in wellness and does not replace physician care. Details include services at 855 Ontral, Suite a, with contact 580 8114 for appointments.
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Abundant Wellness Center
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