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2400 rebels held in Peru: president Aibe rto Fujimori said on Sunday more than 2,400 leftist guerillas had been captured since he suspended constitutional rule in April and that- 70 of them had been sentenced to life in prison, reports Reuter from Lima.
Fujimori, speaking to a police graduation ceremony, said anti-terrorist legislation decreed after he closed Congress and reorgansied the courts had made possible the application of an effective anti-guerilla strategy against Peru’s Maoist Shining Path and pro-Cuban Tupac Amaru revolutionary movement.
"Since April 5, 2,479 terrorists have been captured and 70 of them have been condemned to life in prison." Fujimori said.
Qatar welcomes UN plan: A Qatari official on Sunday welcomed a United Nations’ plan to send a multinational force to Somalia and urged the international community to do the same to defend Bosnian Muslims, reports Reuter from Dubai.
The official Qatar News Agency (QNA) quoted a Foreign Ministry official as saying Doha hoped the "credibility of the new world order would extend to other humanitarian problems, and In their forefront the tragedy of the people of Bosnia."
Several Arab states—Including Egypt. Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates —have pledged troops to assist in the US-kd mercy mission tn Somalia.
A Foreign Ministers' meeting of the 50-mcmber organisation of the islaratc Conference called on the UN on Thursday to order military Intervention tn Bosnia to stop Serbian attacks on outgunned Muslims.
24 killed in Somalian city: Gunmen fighting each other killed 24 people in a famine-stricken Somalian city on Sunday while a multinational task force awaited orders to deploy and end violence hampering tjie delivery of relief to the starving, reports Reuter
A spokesman for the Internationa] agency care said the 24, mostly innocent by Standers and civilians, were shot in crossfire between two rival clan families in Baidoa, 200 km (125 miles) northwest of Mogadishu.
Some people were apparently crushed when an armourd car of militiamen rammed Into a crowd. They (militias) are shooting the place out. There’s nothing else to do." said CARE official James Fenell. describing how packs of clan gunmen had flooded into Baidoa.
"It's an extremely dangerous place." he said, when asked what advice he would give the hordes of foreign Journalists who have descended on Mogadishu to cover the arrival of the Task Force.
CP hardliner replaced in China: The chief of the Communist Party's Propaganda Department has been replaced, the second conservative to lose a top propaganda position In five days, the official Xinhua News Agency reported Monday, AP says from Beijing.
Wang Rcnzhi was one of three prominent hardliners dumped from the party's Central Committee tn October, so it was only a matter of time before he lost his post as department head. x
The others who lost their Central Committee scats were Gao Di. the unpopular director of China's leading newspaper, the People s Dally, and Acting Culture Minister He Jingzhi.
Xinhua reported Wednesday that Gao lost his post at the People's Daily, the party newspaper. Unofficial reports say He has effectively retired from his post as well.
Xinhua said Wang was appointed party secretary of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
Wang was replaced by Ding Guangen, who was made a full member of the party's powerful Politburo In October. Ding, 63, had been an alternate Politburo member since 1987.
Mandela hopes for early polls : ANC President Nelson Mandela says he expects multi-racial elections to end while minority rule will be held by the end of 1993. reports AP from Johannesburg.
But African National Congress officials tried Monday to play down Mandela's remark, saying that organizing the country's first election for all races may take until 1994.
Mandela told a press conference tn Mozambique late Sunday that the white minority government agreed In closed talks with the ANC last week to hold elections by the end of next year. ,
In these bilateral talks there has been an agreement that the elections should take place before the end of 1993, so that matter has been resolved," he said.