Mexico faces recession amid 20 billion dollar bailout
Mexico braces for a near inevitable recession despite a U.S. loan package worth 20 billion dollars tied to austerity. Officials say the aid would be worse without reforms including higher interest rates and privatization. The plan uses oil revenues as loan collateral, sparking opposition from the Democratic Revolution Party and the National Action Party.
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Peace plan for Northern Ireland unveiled in Belfast
Prime Ministers John Major and John Bruton outlined a cross border power sharing framework aimed at ending decades of violence in Northern Ireland. The plan envisions a shared parliament, a cross border authority, and constitutional changes in both nations with a future referendum on the province’s status. Reaction split among major parties as leaders warned of tough negotiations ahead.
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Chinese Dams Collapse Hide Vast Toll In 1975
Human Rights Watch Asia aggregates state and leaked records showing the Bangiao and Shimantan dam failures in Henan Province in August 1975 killed tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands. The government suppressed flood details and relocations for the Three Gorges project sparked protests and fears of unrest.
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