Mexico's top presidential candidate killed by lone gunman
The chief investigator on Mexico's killing of presidential frontrunner Luis Donaldo Colosio has concluded a lone gunman acted, but the case remains open pending legal review and the resignation of special prosecutor Miguel Montes. Montes says Mario Aburto Martinez acted alone.
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Balaguer seeks new Dominican elections within a year
In the Dominican Republic President Joaquin Balaguer proposes fresh elections within a year to defuse fraud allegations from the May 16 vote. International observers cited irregularities, opposition filed charges, but a review committee found most claims groundless. Balaguer leads Pena Gomez by about 30,000 votes. winner must be declared by Aug 16 before the sworn-in date.
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Refugees flood Zaire border near Goma in mass exodus
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