Cult planned Tokyo sarin attack by Aum Shinrikyo
Tokyo police probe the Aum Shinrikyo cult over a predicted doomsday plan to unleash sarin gas in Tokyo subways and other cities. A notebook attributed to the cult’s construction minister allegedly outlines dropping 530 pounds of sarin to kill millions.
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Brazilians press for compensation from government over dictatorship abuses
About 30 families of dead and missing opponents of Brazil s former military regime met Justice Minister Nelson Jobim to present a list of 369 killed and 152 disappeared from 1964 to 1985. They urged state accountability and pensions or benefits.
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Beijing arrests raise dissident tally near Tiananmen anniversary
Police detained a labor activist and a scientist, lifting the week’s total to 14 as the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown anniversary nears. Detentions follow recent petitions for greater tolerance and for release of jailed protesters. Wang Dan, a 1989 student leader, was arrested and is on hunger strike vowing to die without reforms.
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Guatemalan Army Faked Guerrilla Death By Dressing Soldier
Military intelligence officials allegedly staged the death of a captured rebel commander by placing a young soldier in guerrilla uniform and shooting him to bolster claims that Efrain Bamaca died in combat. Angel Nery Urizar Garcia, a unit leader, told the AP and prosecutors of the scheme. Bamaca was married to Jennifer Harbury, who propelled the case with hunger strikes and White House protests. The U.S. State Department later acknowledged possible live capture and death in custody. Harbury reburied a grave she believed belonged to her husband, marking it with a碑 reading X X Present in the Struggle. Unizar fears for family safety. gunmen previously shot at his cousin.
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Shelling rocks Sarajevo as diplomacy fails
Sarajevo faces renewed warfare as Serbs and government troops exchange mortar fire around Debelo Brdo and the presidency area. Civilians flee while reports note gas canisters and potential nerve gas. UN confirms no verification. Three wounded, large weapons taken from a UN collection point as NATO airstrikes fade.
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