World religious leaders join pope in Assisi prayer for peace
In Assisi 200 religious leaders from 13 faiths join Pope John Paul II for a daylong retreat to repudiate violence used in religion. The gathering includes Catholics, Jews, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, and others, with aims of dialogue and economic justice alongside peace.
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Annan Urges Sustained India Pakistan Dialogue to Ease Kashmir
U N Secretary General Kofi Annan pressed for a sustained dialogue between Pakistan and India to resolve the Kashmir dispute. He warned a temporary truce would not end tensions and urged action against extremist groups while keeping up talks. The visit followed the December parliament attack blamed on Pakistan-based groups.
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Mob Kills Man Over Stolen Federal Funds in Taxco
In Taxco, Puebla, residents beat Silvestre Portillo to death after he allegedly stole federal funds meant for education, health, and food programs. Portillo died from head trauma while two accomplices fled with part of 331,000 pesos distributed through the program. The assault occurred as President Fox visited Puebla.
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