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Panama's 4 top officials held: nmr of Panama's top security officials were suspended and placed under arrest for failing to stop protests that marred a visit last week by US President George Bush, reports AFP from Panama City.
Bush was rushed away from a downtown Panama City plaza when US- trained police fired tear gas at nearby demonstrators and it wafted over the crowd Bush planned to address and over the podium.
The suspended officials arc Intelligence Chief Miguel Nieto, Ricardo Guardiu, who heads troops protecting downtown Panama City, Anti-Riot Chief Javier Lfcona and Edgardo Fnlcon, a secret service police officer, said Interior Minister Juan Chevalier.
Opposition politicians, members of his own government and the Panamanian press have buried Chevalier and his Security Chief Mcnalco Solis under a wave of criticism since the botched Bush visit last Thursday.
Rocket bursts in Japan The main engine of Japan's first domestically-developed rocket has burst Into flames during a test, forcing a launch-date delay of at least six months, officials of the National Space Development Agency said Friday. AFP reports from Tokyo.
The fire occurred during the final engine combustion test at Tangegashima Space Centre in southern Japan on Thursday, they said.
Tm afraid the launch of H-2 satellite launching rocket would be delayed for at least six months." one of the officials said.
The LE-7 engine caught fire five seconds after the test began. A fuel leak was the suspected cause, through officials said it would take months to verify.
Soap Opera meet next week: soaP opera stars, producers and directors from six nations In Latin America, Asia and Africa will meet in UN next week to discuss how to promote awareness of such global problems as the environment, family planning and women's rights, UN officials said Thursday, AP reports from United Nations.
The soap opera personalities will come from Brazil, India, Mexico. Nigeria, Pakistan and the Philippines.
They will discuss how popular soap operas VRP be used to disseminate information on vital issues.
UN officials said the television figures will join a panel discussion with officials on various UN agencies, including the UN Population Fund, the UN Childrens Fund, the UN Development Programme, the UN Development Fund for Women, the UN Environment Programme, and the World Health Organization.
2300-yr-old tomb found in China: A 2,300-year-old tomb has been excavated in Changsha City, capital of Human Province in central China, reports Zlnhua from Changsha.
Archeological workers said that this is the biggest tomb of the early warring states period (475-221 BC) found in Changsha in the last two decades.
The ancient tomb enclosed two outer and two Inner coffins. The pit measures 6.1 metres in length and five metres In width. The chamber of the tomb is surrounded by two-step platforms and a passage. As a layer of plaster was inserted between the coffins and the walls, the coffins remain basically intact.
Relies unearthed in the tomb include bronze ware such as mirrors, trlpols, stools, kettles and basins, pottery and Jade ware, wood figures, bamboo weavings and music instruments. Ban on Rodriguez's reelection: Paraguayan President Andres Rodriguez will boycott a ceremony at which a new constitution barring his reelection is to be promulgated but is not challenging the document, officials said Thursday, reports AFP from Asuncion.
Rodriguez, a 68-year-old army General who led a February 1989 coup that toppled longtime authoritarian ruler Alfredo Stroessner and was later elected President, railed the constitutional ban on his re-election an attack on his honour.
A citizen has been denied his rights." Rodriguez told reporters Thursday. Rodriguez told lawmakers he will not attend Saturday's ceremony to promulgate the constitution, concluded this week by a constituent assembly, according to the head of that assembly. Oscar Facundo.
Birthday tribute to Suu Kyi: Australia paid a birthday tribute Friday to Imprisoned Nobel Peace Uiurcatc Aung San Suu Kyi. who remains under house arrest In the Maynmar capital Yangon. AFP reports from Canberra.
The tribute was paid In the Parliament's upper , house Senate In a motion by all parties and independents that was timed to coincide with the pro-democracy activist's 47th birthday.
The Senate reaffirmed its admiration for her "courage and determination in continuing her resistance to the Maynmar governing regime's repression.
Il called on Maynmar ruling State Law and Order Restoration Council (SLORC) to Immediately release her to prove the sincerity of Its recent tentative steps towards re-form.