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Mexican leftist says he doesn't accept election result
REUTERS, Mexico City
Mexican leftist presidential candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said yesterday he does not accept the July 1 election results in which he placed second.
According to official counts
issued Sunday by election authorities, Lopez Obrador finished second with 31.59 percent of the vote. The final election tally put Enrique Pena Nieto of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) in first with 38.21 percent, a winning margin of 3.3 million ballots.
"We cannot accept those results Lopez Obrador said. "We have evidence to support this and when the time is right we are going to prove that around 5 million votes were bought." Philippines suspends governor for hitting reporter
AFP, Manila
President Benigno Aquino yesterday suspended a province governor for a month without pay for storming a state-run radio station and hitting a broadcaster on the head with a microphone.
The suspension comes a year after Governor Jocel Baac of Kalinga province barged into a studio of radio DZRK to confront announcer Jerome Tabanganay, who criticised him for allegedly failing to stop illegal gambling in the area.
A video of the incident uploaded to YouTube showed Baac bursting into a radio booth at the station, hitting Tabanganay with a microphone and
Mladic's war crimes trial reopens with first witness to testify
AFP, The Hague
Bosnian Serb ex-army chief Ratko Mladic's genocide and war crimes trial resumed yesterday with the first prosecution witness telling how Bosnia's ethnic groups lived
in peace before its brutal war erupted.
" Before the war we had a great time," said Elvedin Pasic, who as a 14-year-old boy lived in the village of Hvracani in northern Bosnia.
"We were playing basketball and football, we used to do everything together. Muslim, Croats and Serbs, we were all having a great time, respecting .each other," he said.