Colombia vows to resist narco tyranny amid deadly truck blast
President Barco denounces what he calls serious tyranny by traffickers after a truck bomb wounds hundreds in Bogota and three more blasts strike Medellin targets. He links the attacks to extradition pressure on traffickers tied to the Medellin cartel, pledging Colombia will not yield democracy.
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China to shut 10 percent of publishing houses
China plans to close 10 percent of newspapers and publishing houses mainly those printing pornographic or anti party material. The government will merge similar content outlets and tighten control amid a nationwide purge following a pro democracy crackdown.
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U S and partners seize 61.8 million tied to Medellin cartel figure
The Drug Enforcement Administration said the United States and four other nations froze 61.8 million dollars tied to Jose Gonzalo Rodriguez Gacha, a Medellin cartel associate who oversaw cocaine production. Luxembourg Britain Switzerland and Austria froze portions, with Panama holding 19 million unseized.
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