Mexican flood survivors recount loss and survival tales
In Tapachula and surrounding areas a devastating flood killed hundreds and left towns isolated. Nine year old Yer Navarro survived clinging to debris after her mother and three brothers were swept away. Her father and others describe the desperate search for food and aid as the death toll rises.
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Hilda Navarro
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Ban on plastics urged to save cows in New Delhi
Hindu guru Swami Vasudevanand Saraswati called for a plastic ban in the Indian capital asserting hundreds of cows choke on bags yearly and warning the plastic could eventually kill humans. He spoke at a World Hindu Council news conference. New Delhi houses about 40,000 cows.
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India
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Vasudevanand Saraswati
World Hindu Council
Basque separatist group ETA declares cease-fire
MADRID Spain Basque militant ETA announces a cease fire after three decades of fighting for an independent homeland in northern Spain. The move follows pressure from Basque nationalists urging renunciation of violence to aid a political solution to the conflict which has claimed 800 lives. ETA stands for Basque Homeland and Freedom and seeks an independent nation in parts of northern Spain and southern France.
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Madrid
Spain
ETA
France
Israelis Palestinians may agree to summit with Clinton
Israelis and Palestinians signaled openness to a summit with President Clinton later this month but did not promise a peace deal. Clinton aimed to meet during the UN General Assembly in New York, with a US plan calling for Israel to withdraw from another 13 percent of the West Bank in exchange for Palestinian actions against militant groups.
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Israel
Clinton
New York
United Natons General Assembly
U.S
Washington
West Bank
Chirac ally says president will run again in 2002
Philippe Seguin, head of Chirac's Rally for the Republic, says the French president will seek re election when his term ends in 2002. Chirac, 65, faced a setback after early elections, but his approval has rebounded and he is seen as the sole opposition candidate.
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Jacques Chirac
Phillippe Seguin
Chirac
Rally For the Republic Party
le Figaro
Lefist
National Assembly
Cinrac
le Plan Sad
Chilean navy finds yacht wreckage in Strait of Magellan
Chilean navy locates sections of the mast and hull of Gerry Roufs’s Groupe LG7 near the western Strait of Magellan, about 80 miles south of Punta Arenas. No sign of the solo Canadian skipper after twenty months.
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Chile
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Groupe Lg7
Strait of Magellan
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