Duarte family endures kidnappings through decades of peril
The Duarte family in El Salvador has a long history of abductions linked to political turmoil. President Jose Napoleon Duarte was seized in 1972, his father abducted in 1944, and his daughter Ines Duarte Durán was kidnapped on Tuesday. The family has faced violence with faith and resilience, with Alejandro Duarte playing a key role in protests and exile, and Ines serving as her father’s private secretary.
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Opposition praise and calls for more apartheid reforms
Johannesburg reports praise from critics of apartheid as a government commission proposes repealing pass laws and offering limited citizenship to some blacks. Three top South African businessmen met with exiled ANC guerrillas in Zambia, a move labeled disloyal by Botha. Soweto tensions rise as police arrest up to 600 students under state of emergency.
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