Aristide starts dismantling Haiti military amid violence
On his first full day back Aristide ordered a dramatic cut in the armed forces planning to shrink the 7450 member army to 1500 while new clashes left two dead and vigilante violence reported. He met with military leaders the prime minister and lawmakers as U S troops guard his return and a Dec elections plan moves forward.
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National Palace
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Birmingham
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Samaritan rescues man on subway tracks
In New York a former subway worker leaped onto tracks to save a drunken man who toppled toward an approaching train. He rolled the man into a crawlspace, narrowly avoiding the train as minor injuries were reported for both men.
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Anadal Ruiz
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National Democratic Unity
Miami Herald
Cuba
Florida
Ministry of the Interior
Washington, D.C
Jose Luis Ponce
China and United States ease tension on Korea nuclear issue
Perry visits Beijing and meets Chi Haotian to discuss North Korea's nuclear program and China’s military plans. Senior Chinese officials back U.S. aims to resolve the arms dispute but differ on human rights. Chi says China will help resolve U.S. North Korea disagreements and favors non nuclear Korea.
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Chi
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