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- Russia opposition leader is detained, interrogated
- Land dispute ruffles palm fronds on Mexico's Isla Holbox
- Libya official says militia commander led raid on U.S. mission
| Russia opposition leader is detained, interrogated Posted: 17 Oct 2012 04:18 PM PDT A Russian official indicates that Sergei Udaltsov could face serious criminal charges in an inquiry on whether he was plotting to organize mass disturbances. MOSCOW — Sergei Udaltsov, a Russian opposition leader, was detained and interrogated for several hours Wednesday by authorities investigating whether he and colleagues were plotting to organize mass disturbances. |
| Land dispute ruffles palm fronds on Mexico's Isla Holbox Posted: 17 Oct 2012 03:31 PM PDT Developers seek to build a high-end resort after longtime residents — who say they were cheated — sell their rights to communal lands known as ejidos . ISLA HOLBOX, Mexico — Separated from the Yucatan Peninsula by a lagoon, this pristine island has streets of sand, iguanas that roam among humans, and a police presence best described as casual. In the tiny town on its western tip, golf carts are the primary mode of transportation. |
| Libya official says militia commander led raid on U.S. mission Posted: 17 Oct 2012 02:26 PM PDT Government-allied militias say they have not been told to arrest the man, identified as Ahmed Abu Khattala, in the Benghazi attack. It is unclear where he is. BENGHAZI, Libya — The militia commander who led the deadly raid on the U.S. mission in Benghazi is an Islamist and former political prisoner whose fighters were also blamed for assassinating a senior military officer after he defected to the opposition during last year's revolution against Moammar Kadafi, a senior Libyan official said. |
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