Ex-Mistress Details Scandals in Mexican Politics Book
Mexico City report on Maria Bernal's book Raul Salinas and I exposes corruption, murder, and luxury surrounding the Salinas brothers. Bernal, once Raul Salinas Lozano’s lover, recounts lavish haciendas, holdings, and power clashes that helped topple the Institutional Revolutionary Party after the 1994 murder.
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Terrorist freed under Northern Ireland peace accord
Michael Stone, a longtime loyalist paramilitary, walked from Maze Prison after serving 11 years of a life sentence. He claimed the sectarian war is over and expressed hope for a constructive role in the Good Friday agreement. The release is part of this week's wave under the 1998 accord, drawing continued debate on killer releases and cease-fire adherence.
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Somalia peace talks draw flood of supportive calls
In Mogadishu HornAfrik TV airs the Djibouti peace conference nightly and more than 50 callers express support while only four oppose. The program follows a gathering of 810 clan elders and others aiming to form a 225 member parliament and elected leaders by month end.
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Talks fail to settle Fiji government
In Suva talks among rebels, President Iloilo and leaders failed to resolve the political deadlock in Fiji. Speight walked out over Iloilo not naming the rebels’ prime minister pick, amid hostage crisis fallout, martial law, and looming EU sanctions on sugar trade.
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Lebanon agrees to U.N. troops on border with Israel
Lebanon will permit UN peacekeepers to deploy along the border after Israel’s withdrawal end of an 18 year occupation. UN Secretary General Kofi Annan informed the Security Council that UNIFIL deployment would begin Wednesday and be followed by Lebanese forces. Lebanese leaders approved the plan after Israeli violations were said to be removed.
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