Haiti Opposition Strikes for Aristide Ouster Across Port-au-Prince
In Port-au-Prince a strike led by opposition parties and business unions shut schools, stores and banks to demand the removal of President Aristide. A demonstration was planned to mark his Dec 16 1990 electoral victory anniversary.
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U S backs Iraq debt relief talks with Germany France
U S seeks debt relief for Iraq as Germany and France pledge help. Talks in Berlin and Paris produce agreements to reduce the Iraq debt within the Paris Club and discuss potential debt forgiveness. No firm word on bids for reconstruction contracts or lifting procurement bans.
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Cardinal backs trial for Saddam
Vatican cardinal Renato Martino urged Saddam Hussein face trial for crimes while opposing the death penalty. He condemned U.S. portrayal of Saddam as a damaged, “like a cow” man and called for a trial in an appropriate venue, praising Saddam’s capture but warning war cannot solve the Middle East drama.
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Kerry calls for expanded U S military in first 100 days
Democratic candidate John Kerry told Drake University supporters that the United States must add about 40,000 troops to the active force to meet global duties including Iraq and the war on terrorism. He urged allied help and attacked Bush and Dean on Iraq policy.
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Manson inquiry dropped over Zurich accusations
Swiss prosecutors concluded no evidence supported claims that Marilyn Manson incited violence or breached religion during a February 2001 Zurich concert. The inquiry followed a complaint by Christians for Truth and coincided with Manson's sellout Zurich show on November 30 as part of his European tour.
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