Police Violence Roils Brazilian Cities Amid Reforms
In Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro reports detail police abuse and torture as Brazil’s military regime opens. A grieving wife questions officials over a missing husband, while 2000 police march after a judge accuses officers of abuse. Officials acknowledge torture and illegal arrests as routine, though some judges push back. Public fear of police remains high and reform efforts face entrenched practices.
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Arms trade thrives as Czechoslovakia top arms supplier
Prague arms giant Omnipol offers Brno complex guns and tanks while the country ranks among leading exporters. Western diplomats say genuine sales may reach 1 to 5 billion dollars on the black market as end user checks are often ignored. A Prague resident recalls ship crews secretly diverting cargoes.
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Assassination of Guyana official shocks nation
In Georgetown Guyana Vincent Teekah the 38 year old education and culture minister was shot in his car after midnight on October 24. The government altered its initial account of the scene and hinted at opposition links. The case sparked deep public distrust amid political turmoil and unexplained details.
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