Car bomb hits U S Embassy in Lima nine dead
A car bomb exploded outside the U S Embassy in Lima killing at least nine people and injuring dozens three days before President Bush visits. Shining Path was suspected while Peru's Toledo rushed back from a U N summit and vowed to defend democracy. Bush said he would proceed with the trip despite the attack.
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U.N. Leaders Call for Expanded Aid to Fight Poverty
U N leaders from six continents urge rich nations to raise aid to the world’s poorest as poverty fuels violence. Han Seung-Soo warns development, peace and security are inseparable while Fox opens the Monterrey conference on Financing for Development.
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Pope denounces sex abuse as grave scandal in Easter message
Pope John Paul II breaks silence on clergy sex abuse calling it a grave scandal that casts a shadow over honest priests. He urges truth and justice for victims, notes worldwide impact, and cites recent actions including resignations and Ireland's $110 million settlement.
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