San
José, Costa Rica - Sunday 28 November 2004
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Costa Rica Sets Conditions for
Supporting Flores' OAS Candidacy
Costa Rican President Abel
Pacheco said yesterday he will
support former Salvadorean
President Francisco Flores'
candidacy to the post of
secretary-general of the
Organization of American States
(OAS) if the latter can prove
his innocence of charges against
him.
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Taiwanese Fishing Boat Explodes
off Costa Rica
Eight crew members were missing
after a Taiwanese fishing boat
exploded in the Pacific in
Matapalo in the Osa Peninsula,
Costa Rican officials said.
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Venezuela
plans to buy Russian arms
Venezuela plans to buy a large
number of Russian arms,
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez
said Saturday after meeting with
his Russian counterpart Vladimir
Putin.
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kidnapped released by Colombian
rebels
Colombian guerrillas released
three people, including a
reporter, Saturday in a region
affected by a bloody shoot-out
with paramilitaries.
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Chilean
socialist party chooses
presidential candidate
The Socialist Party of Chile on
Saturday nominated Michelle
Bachelet as its presidential
candidate for the 2005
elections.
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RIGHTS-BRAZIL:
Focusing
on Men to Combat Violence
Against Women
Brazilian television viewers
witnessed an unusual scene on
Thursday: a soccer player
commits a foul, not against a
member of the other team, but
rather against one of his own
team-mates, and mayhem erupts on
the field. ”Wherever there's
violence, everyone loses,”
declares a voiceover.
This is just one of the TV spots
and print ads released in Brazil
today to mark the International
Day for the Elimination of
Violence Against Women. They are
the work of the Patricia Galvao
Institute, a non-governmental
organisation based in Sao Paulo
and devoted to raising public
awareness about women's rights.
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