Cannibal brothers convicted in Donetsk killing and dismemberment
In Donetsk, Anatoly and Andriy Novikov were found guilty of killing a homeless man, dismembering his body, and eating parts of it. Anatoly received a death sentence by firing squad, Andriy was sentenced to 10 years. The brothers denied the charges and claimed a faulty investigation.
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Zedillo pushes privatization drive amid union opposition
Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo signs a sweeping privatization plan defying unions and rival party members. He aims to auction nine major ports and other state enterprises to private investors, potentially raising up to 14 billion dollars and shrinking government holdings across ports highways airports railways hotels and more.
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Mexico
Zedillo
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Ex POWs struggle to forgive Japan on V J Day
Fifty years after surviving brutal camps and the Death Railway many Allied veterans refuse to shake hands or buy Japanese goods. Anxious for apology and compensation, ex-Pows and supporters push for admission of wartime crimes, with protests planned around the River Kwai bridge and London events.
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Tomiichi Murayama
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Hirohito
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