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U.S. Indicts 50 Colombians for Drug Trafficking

The largest narcotics trafficking indictment ever filed in the U.S. targeted members of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.
New York Times - March 22, 2006
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CNN	Bush concerned about jailed Afghan Christian
	President Bush on Wednesday defended an Afghan Christian who is on trial for rejecting Islam and who could eventually face the death penalty. "It is deeply troubling that a country we helped liberate would hold a person to account because they chose a particular religion over another," Bus... CNN - March 22, 2006

CNN	Shiite pilgrims killed in Baghdad
	Thirteen Shiite pilgrims were gunned down Wednesday in Baghdad in two separate attacks, the latest examples of sectarian violence that have raged since last month's bombing of a mosque in Samarra, police said. CNN - March 22, 2006

Elusive Coyote Is Captured in Central Park

The coyote, which was first spotted in the park late on Sunday, was finally captured this morning near Belvedere Castle.
New York Times - March 22, 2006

Supreme Court Limits Police Searches of Homes

The bitterly split justices today narrowed the circumstances under which police can search a home without a warrant.
New York Times - March 22, 2006

Iraqi Insurgents Attack Police Paramilitary Unit

The police fought back, killing at least five insurgents. By nightfall, the police were holding at least 76 people for questioning.
New York Times - March 22, 2006

Accused Wanted to Buy Atomic Bomb, British Jury Hears

The claim was made by the prosecutor in the trial of seven men accused of having links to Al Qaeda and plotting to carry out bomb attacks.
New York Times - March 22, 2006

French Leader's Rival Submits Own Labor Solution

Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin distanced himself for the first time from his boss over the new labor law.
New York Times - March 22, 2006

In All-Night Vigils, Opposition in Belarus Demands a New Dawn

For four consecutive days, protestors have defied warnings of arrest and bloodshed to demand another voting day.
New York Times - March 22, 2006

Enron Ex-Treasurer Says Lay Endorsed Accounting

Ben F. Glisan Jr., a former Enron treasurer, provided some of the strongest testimony against Kenneth L. Lay so far.
New York Times - March 22, 2006

Dell launches Alienware invasion

The world's largest computer maker buys Alienware whose PCs are famous for their "Alien" UFO style look.
BBC News - March 22, 2006

Enron treasurer tells of 'lies'

Former Enron executives concealed the truth about its finances, a former employee tells a US court.
BBC News - March 22, 2006

Iraq war veteran wins US primary

An Iraq war veteran who lost her legs when her helicopter was shot down is to run for the US Congress.
BBC News - March 22, 2006

US charges Colombian rebels

The US charges 50 leaders of Colombia's largest rebel group, Farc, with exporting $25bn of cocaine globally.
BBC News - March 22, 2006

Dog handler jailed for Iraq abuse

A US army dog handler is jailed for six months for using his dog to mistreat detainees in Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison.
BBC News - March 22, 2006

Tourists dead in Chile bus crash

At least 11 tourists from a cruise out of Miami have been killed in a bus crash in Chile, officials say.
BBC News - March 22, 2006

Women rescued in trafficking op

A UK-wide police operation against sex trafficking says it has rescued 14 women and made more than 50 arrests.
BBC News - March 22, 2006

Pension action to 'hit transport'

Bus and rail services will be severely disrupted by a strike called for next Tuesday, Translink says.
BBC News - March 22, 2006

TB doctor recognition call by MP

An MP wants greater recognition for a doctor whose team found an effective treatment for tuberculosis.
BBC News - March 22, 2006

Spanish PM cautious on Eta truce

Spain's PM cautiously welcomes Basque separatist group Eta's declaration of a permanent ceasefire.
BBC News - March 22, 2006

Bush calls for Iraqi government

US President Bush urges Iraqi leaders to form a government of national unity, to end months of uncertainty.
BBC News - March 22, 2006

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