Peace March in Assisi Draws Thousands Of Italians
Tens of thousands gathered for the Perugia Assisi march and used the 13 mile trek to voice opposition to U S Afghanistan strikes. The rally was loud with no violence reported as center left politicians joined, while Berlusconi allies stayed away.
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Rescue Efforts Fade for 50 Trapped Miners in India
In eastern Bengal near Lalbandh a mine collapse left 50 workers trapped since Wednesday. Officials warned that drilling holes to drop food might worsen the situation as hopes of survival fade and rescuers assess risks.
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Haiti talks collapse in standoff over elections
Talks between Haiti's governing party led by President Aristide and the opposition broke off after starting the day. They failed to agree on which elections to hold to resolve the 16 month crisis. The opposition accuses Aristide's Lavalas Family of fraud and demands new elections. Foreign aid remains suspended pending a resolution.
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Voters Upset in Argentina Reflect Recession Strain
Argentines weary from recession and austerity cast protest votes in a congressional election seen as a test for President De la Rua. The vote aims to avert default on about 130 billion dollars of public debt, with about 30 percent in Buenos Aires voting blank or nullified ballots.
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Mubarak brands Israel a dictatorship in rare outburst
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak called Israel a dictatorship during a meeting with Arab editors and journalists, saying Prime Minister Ariel Sharon knows only war and slaughter. He criticized U S airstrikes in Afghanistan and urged practical steps to restart the Palestinian peace process while praising Bush's stance.
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Chile edges toward lifting nine year divorce ban
In Chile a long fight over divorce may reach a Senate vote after decades of failed attempts. A government backed Civil Marriage Law would allow divorce, requiring counseling and strict safeguards for children's rights, but faces possible opposition from the Roman Catholic Church and conservative blocs.
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Indian PM calls global drive to end terrorism ties
Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee branded terrorism an enemy of humanity and urged a worldwide campaign to eliminate it from roots to symbols. He spoke to about 50 000 BJP youth in Agra amid fallout from Jammu Kashmir conflicts and the September 11 attacks.
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