Cambodian Photographer Faces Moral Quandary Over Khmer Rouge Past
Nhem En, 41, once chief photographer for S-21, recalls filming inmates as the Khmer Rouge ruled Cambodia. He considers testifying or being judged, while Cambodia drafts a UN backed war crimes court amid debate on accountability for those who served the regime.
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Top Greek court weighs reopening Polk murder case
Greece's Supreme Court is weighing a bid to reopen the 1948 murder of CBS News reporter George Polk. The motion comes from Theodora Staktopoulos, widow of Gregoris Staktopoulos who was jailed for Polk's death, who says new evidence has emerged. Polk was killed while attempting contact with rebels amid the Greek civil war.
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Powell Praises Castro as Castro Echoes Praise in Return
Colin Powell became the first senior U.S. official in four decades to offer faint praise of Fidel Castro saying the Cuban leader has done good things for his people. Castro reciprocated calling Powell not a warmonger during Powell’s three day visit to Malaysia. Powell also said the Bush administration would continue to shun Castro in a congressional hearing last month.
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Colombia, U S authorities arrest 40 in heroin smuggling ring
Colombian and U S authorities say 40 people were arrested in a heroin smuggling operation that sent over a ton of heroin to the United States and Europe in seven months. Twenty four were seized in Colombia and 16 in the United States as officials described the crackdown. The report notes the arrests were announced by a Colombian government spokeswoman.
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Philippines Senate race marks tug of war after Estrada ouster
Manila faces a high stakes midterm with 13 of 24 Senate seats at stake as Gloria Arroyo's People Power Coalition and Estrada loyalists vie for control. Analysts call the vote a referendum on competing presidencies and class lines in a country of 76 million amid lingering corruption probes.
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Italy Eyes Vote on Berlusconi vs Rutelli Amid Uncertainty
Italians prepared for parliamentary elections as undecided voters weigh whether to opt for a center left administration or a government led by media magnate Silvio Berlusconi. Rutelli emphasized Berlusconi allies including Umberto Bossi while Berlusconi allied with neofascist and nationalist groups.
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