Mexico links man to drug cartel bank investment
Mexican authorities charged Juan Alberto Zeveda with money laundering for allegedly helping Amado Carrillo Fuentes organized crime invest in Anahuac Financial Group in 1996. The case ties a drug cartel to a bank amid Mexico's economic crisis and peso devaluation entering late 1994.
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Macau firm buys unfinished carrier in Black Sea sparking power fears
Macau registered Chong Lot bids $20 million for the Ukraine owned Varvaghich carrier in the Black Sea. Analysts note China seeks carrier access to project power beyond its coast, provoking concern among regional neighbors as questions swirl over the buyer and intent. Ukraine will sign a contract permitting military uses while removing warship components.
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Milosevic bids to dodge sanctions amid Kosovo protests
Milosevic offered to pull back special Kosovo police to avert new sanctions as clashes flared in Pristina. Protests by Serbs and Albanians escalated, with over 80 deaths this month, while international mediators urged a serious dialogue and possible arms embargo.
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World UN report warns 20 million unsafe abortions yearly
UN health agency estimates twenty million women worldwide risk death annually from unsafe abortions. Eighty thousand die, mainly in developing countries, often from unqualified providers using unclean tools and crude methods. Experts cite abdominal pressure and harmful potions as common procedures.
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Papon prosecutor seeks 20 years not life sentence
In a seven hour closing argument prosecutor Henri Desclaux urged a 20 year prison term for Maurice Papon, arguing the jury should not scapegoat him for crimes of other Vichy officials. Victims say any term under life keeps Papon with ordinary criminals.
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Indian finance minister pledges more spending
New Delhi reports India aims to revive a sick economy with increased spending as Yashwant Sinha, sworn in with Prime Minister Vajpayee, seeks to reassure foreign investors. The new 20 party coalition led by BJP backs a moderate reform path and reduced red tape.
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Korean negotiators seek salvage of four-party talks
In Geneva North and South Korea held meetings with U S and Chinese delegates to salvage a week of groundwork for a permanent peace on the Korean peninsula. Chen Jian urged reaching agreement this morning and proposed forming a single subcommittee to handle issues before returning to full four-party discussions.
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Yeltsin Returns to Work After Illness
Russian President Boris Yeltsin, previously sidelined by a respiratory infection and hoarse voice, was seen returning to the Kremlin in a motorcade after canceling events this week. His office said he was in a working mood and planned to resume duties.
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