Pope hails free Poland in Kaszalin amid crowd of 300,000
Pope John Paul II opened a 12 day pilgrimage in Poland praising a new voice of freedom while urging continuity of Catholic traditions. President Walesa and thousands welcomed the Pontiff as Communist rule faded, with debates over church influence and abortion rights simmering in the background.
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El Salvador guerrilla talks stall in peace process
In the 17th round of UN mediated discussions near Caracas, El Salvadoran guerrillas and government blamed each other for the standstill over a draft reform accord for the armed forces. The stalemate ends prospects for a prompt cease-fire.
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Angolans Celebrate Peace Accord Ending 16-Year War
Angolans celebrated into the early morning hours after the signing of peace accords that end a 16 year civil war. The cease-fire took effect May 15 and was sealed by Lisbon accords on Friday. President Jose Eduardo dos Santos and U.S. backed rebel Jonas Savimbi spearheaded the pact ending a year of negotiations.
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Four Dead and Hundreds Injured in Mauritania Winds
Violent winds in Nouakchott and Boutilinit Friday night killed four people and injured about 300. Three women died in Nouakchott and a child perished in Boutilinit, as homes were destroyed across the capital and surrounding area.
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