Paris students clash as protests over youth jobs law flare
In Paris the Latin Quarter riot amid protests against a youth jobs measure. a motorist rammed a crowd injuring 10 as students overturned his car and police intervened. The unrest widens with spring break, rail blockages, and campus sit-ins disrupting traffic and trains.
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Elies Alexandre
Sorbone University
Italy
Tiine
Romain Calbrix
Calbrix
University of Paris
Jacques Chirac
Spanish judges void al-Qaida linked terror convictions
Spain's Supreme Court nullified the convictions of three men tied to an al-Qaida linked group after prosecutors conceded insufficient evidence to jail them. The defendants Driss Chebli Sadik Merizak and Abdelaziz Benyaich had faced six to eight year terms.
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Driss Chebli
Sadik Merizak
Abdelaziz Benyaich
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Mohamed Atta
U S to slash Palestinian aid amid Hamas pressure
The Bush administration will cut or shift up to 411 million dollars in Palestinian aid over coming years to curb Hamas funding, with the EU also halting most foreign backing. Abbas seeks stability while Hamas governs, and aid reallocation targets infrastructure and governance programs amid a broader funding squeeze.
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Fatah
Abbas
David Welch
Welch
Bush
Ismel
Palestinian Authority
Palestinan
Ismail Handych
Abbas’ Fatah
Congress
Venezuelan authorities detain three in three brothers killings
Venezuelan Justice Minister Jesse Chacón said three Venezuelans are detained in connection with the kidnapping and killings of the Faddoul brothers John 17 Kevin 13 and Jason 12 and their driver. Two others are being sought for direct participation. Protests followed the slayings amid claims of police corruption and organized crime links. President Chavez condemned the killings and warned against agitators provoking clashes.
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Hugo Chavez
Turkiye Attacks Rise Amid Kurdish Riots In Ordu Diyarbakir
In Ordu a female bomber blew herself up in front of a mosque injuring two bystanders and a suspected accomplice was detained. A second incident near Diyarbakir involved a small device that exploded near a military site, injuring two inside a car. The unrest follows protests and funerals for 14 Kurdish militants, with 16 dead.
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