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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 2001

Page

4

Castro brushes off Cuban cyberterrorism claims as craziness

In Havana Fidel Castro dismissed U S concerns of Cuban cyberattacks as craziness saying Cuba lacks the technology to launch such strikes and derided U S officials as orphans and bereft of ideas. He called the United States an empire that only knows lies.

Havana Fidel Castro United States USS Cuba Castro

Substandard medicines threaten lives in developing nations

Research finds Nigeria drug samples mostly misuse doses and lack active ingredients. A second study across Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Thailand and Myanmar reports 38 percent of antimalarial pills with no trace of the drug. In the Philippines, government halts negotiations with Muslim rebels over 25 hostages, sending reinforcements as a search continues for an American hostage after a claimed beheading.

London Nigeria Cambodia Laos Vietnam Thailand Myanmar Zamboanga Philippines

Nepal Crown Prince Dipendra blamed for royal massacre

Investigators say 29 year old Crown Prince Dipendra was solely to blame for the June 1 Narayanhiti Palace killings. They found only shell fragments and did not confirm his suicide. Dipendra died three days later from gunshot wounds after fatally shooting his relatives and guests.

Katmandu Nepal Dipendra Narayanhiti Palace Birendra Aiswarya Gyanendra

Protests Demand Democracy in Algeria Clash at Palace

In Algiers hundreds of thousands march on the presidential palace demanding greater democracy while denouncing unrest. Police fire water cannons and tear gas as two people die and more than 400 are injured amid clashes. Berbers lead the protest joined by opposition parties challenging the military backed government amid Islamic insurgency threats. Demonstrators pelt riot lines while security forces use water cannons and tear gas. Rioters also damage the Sofitel hotel and other buildings.

Algiers Algeria Sofitel

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