Khmer Rouge favored as US withdraws from Cambodian conflict
Khmer Rouge gains in a widening war as the United States withdraws recognition of the resistance coalition and opens talks with Vietnam. Prince Sihanouk appeals globally against stripping the Khmer Rouge of the UN seat while Son Sann denounces US alignment with Hanoi. Vietnam denies troop withdrawal while evidence suggests continued support for government forces.
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Mandela returns home after 45 day world tour
Nelson Mandela arrived in Johannesburg fatigued yet buoyant after a 45 day tour of the United States and 13 other countries. He urged early talks with President de Klerk to advance negotiations between the ANC and the white minority government. Mandela spoke at the airport, marking his 72nd birthday as a free man for the first time in 28 years.
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Cuba Convicts 11 Rights Activists in Counter-Revolution Dramas
A Cuban court jailed 11 rights activists for counter revolutionary crimes, with sentences from three to 15 years. Spain and Cuba sparred over refugees, Madrid recalling its ambassador as more asylum seekers sought protection at Havana embassies. At least 13 Cubans remained in embassies or residences in Europe.
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Salvadoran officer pleads innocence in Jesuit killings case
Salvadoran Lt. Col. Carlos Camilo Hernandez denies ordering destruction of logs and documents in the November massacre that killed six Jesuit educators, the housekeeper, and her daughter, implicating nine soldiers including former Military School director Guillermo Benavides.
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Beijing arrests fugitive student leader in pro democracy drive
Authorities have arrested fugitive student leader Zhay Weimin from last year's pro democracy movement and say he later organized an underground reform group. A second protest leader was reportedly placed in solitary confinement for planning a hunger strike among prisoners.
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