Peruvian Ecuador cease fire ends border war tensions
Peru and Ecuador signed a formal cease-fire and agreed to deploy international monitors along a 48 mile border near the Cenapa River. They will gradually pull back forces and begin talks toward a permanent solution, with a demilitarized zone to be set up by monitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasilia
Brazil
Ecuador
Peru
Andes
Mexican army encamps near former Zapatista stronghold in Chiapas
Mexican soldiers dig trenches near Larrainzar as five armored vehicles patrol roads from the rebel region. Residents recall the 1994 uprising by the Zapatista National Liberation Army led by Subcomandante Marcos, while government moves seek peace talks and amnesty for rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Cristobal DE Las Casas
Mexico
Larrainzer
Zapatista National Liberation Army
Maria
Zapatistas
Ernesto Zedillo
Chiapas
Congress
Zapatista
Ana Maria
Moctezuma
Antonio Lozano Gracia
Marcos
Zedillo
Rafael Sebastian Guillen Vicente
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kobe
Japan
Hyogo Prefecture
Chechnya
Nazran
Russia
Grozny
Dzhokhar Dudayev
Itar-Tass
Dudayev
Ingushetia
Tokyo
United States
U.S
Bosnia
Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
U.N
Bihac
Red Cross
Croatia
Way
Velika Kladusa
Fikret Abdic
Iwo Jima
The
Associated Press
Lou Smith
Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base
Smith
Long Beach
Calif
Navy
Singer
Sopa
Tony Wow
Riverside
Broyhill
Simmons
Catnapper
Peters Revington
Phillip Reinisch
Claude Gable
Broyhill Fontana
Paul Bunyan
Brass Corner Etageres
Millwood Creek Entertainment Centers
China Hutch
Leister
Gaines
Fontana
Cherry Entertainment Center
Twin
Ely
Winn Dixie
Hwy
Tors Hwy
West Havelock