Argentine leader faces protests over economic crisis
In Buenos Aires, President Rodriguez Saa confronted violent protests as anger at crisis measures grew. Police reported 12 officers injured, 33 protesters arrested, while thousands gathered at Plaza de Mayo and some briefly stormed Congress. Critics call for broader economic policy change.
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Cuban Parliament Honors Five Miami Spy Convicts as Heroes
In Havana the National Assembly unanimously praised five men sentenced in Florida for espionage, declaring them "heroes of the Republic of Cuba" for their alleged mission to defend the nation. Castro called the sentences rude, and the year 2002 was proclaimed the "Year of the Heroic Prisoners of the Empire."
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