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Plea to send UN troops to Y'sla via: The republics of Croatia and Serbia have both asked U N Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali to send UN troops quickly to Yugoslavia where a fragile ceasefire has now Itcld for three weeks. AFP from Belgrade says.
Croatia asked the United Nations to send between 1.500 and 2.000 peacekeeping troops to the breakaway republic urgently. Croatian Prime Minister Franjo Greguric said in Zagreb Friday on hts return from New York.
Greguric. who held talks with Boutros-Ghali. UN envoy on Yugoslavia. Cyrus Vapce, and representatives of the five permanent Security Council members, also said he had won their support for Croatian membership in the United Nations. CIS, others seek CSCE membership: All CIS republics plus Slovenia. Croatia and Macedonia have asked to Join the Conference on Security and Cooperation In Europe. CSCE officials said Friday, AFP reports from Prague
Senior CSCE officials will discuss the- applications next week ahead of a January 30-31 foreign ministers meeting
Several members of the Commonwealth of Independent States will send their foreign ministers in anticipation of them becoming members. Russia has "de facto* possession of the Soviet seat in the 38 member organisation.
A CSCE spokesman said a decision on the former Yugoslav republics might be delayed because of opposition from Belgrade.
BJP to go ahead with Yatra: bxbjp leadership derided Friday night that only a "limited number* of people would accompany the party President. Dr Murli Manohar Joshi, on his Ekta Yatra to Srinagar Saturday. PT1 reports from Jammu.
Top leaders of the party L K Advani. AB Vajpayee. Dr Joshi and others-held a meeting which ended around midnight to take stock of the situation and plan the programme for Srinagar
A party source said after the meeting the leadership had decided to go ahead with the Yatra |p Srinagar but only with a 'limited number" of people. The number was. however, not specified.
Guatemalan peach talks resume: Guatemalan government and rebel representatives resumed negotiations behind closed doors Friday in their latest effort to end 30 years of civil conflict, sources close to the talks said. AFP reports from Mexico City.
Negotiators are discussing the topic of respect for human rights, included in the first point of a previously agreed upon negotiating framework, through mediator Monsignor Alfonso Quesada Tonino.
The first of the points also incorporated the issue of democratization. on which the two sides already have reached an agreement in principle.
China frees 9 more protesters: China has freed nine more Tiananmen Square protesters, including one of the most-wanted student leaders, officials told an American human rights advocate on Saturday. AP reports from Beijing.
Wang Zhlxln, about 23. formerly a student at Beijing's Politics and Law University, headed the list of those re leased, said John Kamm, a Hong Kong-based businessman and activist who held several days of meetings with Chinese officials.
The releases appear part of an effort by the government to win international goodwill. It was not clear if the November visit by US Secretary of State James A Baker III played any role. Baker pressed the Chinese to improve their human rights record.
Peru, Bolivia sign historic accord: Peru and Bolivia on Friday signed an historic agreement that gives Bolivia, landlocked for more than 100 years, free access to the sea through this Pacific Ocean port. Reuter from Peru reports.
"President Jaime Paz Zamora, friends of Bolivia welcome to the Pacific." said Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori at the signing ceremony in Ho. 4oo kms southeast of the Bolivian capital La Paz.
Paz Zamora said: 'Bolivia is once at sea. although without the sovereignty which historically belongs to it."
Under the a&eement Peru will grant Bolivia a free trade, industrial and tourist zone. For its part. Bolivia will offer Peru port^facilltles to the Atlantic Ocean through the river Plate Basin.