Church says new evidence links far right to Romero killing
In San Salvador the church claims new information about Archbishop Oscar Romero’s 1980 assassination, while ultra-right figures demand a fresh probe. Monsignor Rosa Chavez would not detail the evidence, calling it confidential, as critics have long tied Roberto D Aubuisson to the crime.
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Hong Kong reports 137 missing after Jiangxi flood sweep
Over 800 farmers panning for gold were swept into a river by flash floods in Jiangxi province. An official report from China News Service cited authorities saying 15 bodies were recovered and 137 remained missing two days after the flood near Nanchang.
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Waldheim heads to Italy for papal audience
Kurt Waldheim travels from Austria to Italy for a papal audience with Pope John Paul II amid criticism from Israel and Jewish groups over his World War II record. Officials offer few details for security reasons. Waldheim has denied wrongdoing.
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Court rules Argentina need not try officers
The Supreme Court upheld a government law protecting up to 400 military officers from prosecution for human rights abuses during 1976 83. The 4 1 ruling released three police officials and others, while most remaining officers would benefit from the law.
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