Zedillo to deliver state of nation amid crisis
Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo will address the nation as Mexico faces its worst economic crisis in a decade. He is expected to offer guarded optimism despite widespread anti-government protests in Mexico City. Zedillo, elected in 1994, campaigned on free-market reforms under NAFTA.
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Liberians welcome warlords for peaceful power shift
Thousands lined Monrovia streets to greet rebel leaders Charles Taylor and others arriving to form a new Council of State. The peace accord of August 19 set a transition ending nearly six years of war, with Taylor and two other rebels to take seats to govern until August 1996 elections.
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Paris raid nets 20 suspected Islamic extremists
Paris and Lyon police rounded up 20 suspected Islamic extremists and seized weapons and documents in dawn raids ordered by anti-terrorist judge Laurence Le Vert. The operation followed no bloodshed in Paris and tracked the Lyon to Paris high speed line incident last weekend.
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Aide to Georgian para military leader arrested in blast
Georgian authorities arrested Alexander Ochorishvili, aide to Mkhedrioni head Toseliani, after a blast outside Eduard Shevardnadze's parliament offices. Searches found thousands of rounds, guns, pistols, and about $16,000. Shevardnadze appeared fit as Turkish PM Ciller visited.
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IRA backers mark cease-fire with midnight protests
In Belfast and across Northern Ireland hundreds of IRA supporters held midnight protests on the first anniversary of the cease-fire. Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams urged patience as violence and distrust endure, while protesters urged peace talks and Irish rights amid ongoing British demands for disarmament.
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