INTERNATIONAL
University Daily Kansan / Tuesday, April 7, 1992
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President of Peru steps up infighting
The Associated Press
LIMA, Peru — The military and President Alberto Fujimori shut down magazines and radio stations and detained opposition figures yesterday after suspending the constitution and sending tanks to surround Congress.
Soldiers halted cars and searched civilized onlims in La's outskirts and patrolled in force downtown. Parliamentary leaders were under house arrest, and former Alan Garcia went into bridge.
At The Associated Press office,
three soldiers in olive uniforms
watched cartoons on television
through the morning, resting their
Belgian-made rifles against a desk.
Fujimori justified the move, saying legislative and judicial corruption were shacking his efforts to rost Peru from a deep recession and combat a 12-year-old guerrilla insurgency that has shifted from mountain strongholds to Lima shantytowns.
Nearly 25,000 people have died in political violence since the Shining Path took up arms in 1980.
The Shining Path has been seeking to provoke a military coup as part of its strategy. Its hope is that a repressive military regime will push Peruvians to support its insurgency.
Fuijumi was acting in concert with the military, which ruled Peru from 1968 to 1880 and remains the leading institutional power in this country of 22 million people.
SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia - Serbian snipers fired on fire demonstrators from perches in hotel rooms yesterday and killed at least five people, as violence wracked the capital of ethnically divided Bosnia-Hercegovina.
Serbian snipers kill peace demonstrators
The Associated Press
About 40,000 demonstrators were marching for peace when snipers from inside Sarajevo's Holiday Inn opened fire for the second consecutive day.
But the chaotic day, which included shelling that killed nine others and the storming of parliament by demonstrators, failed to stop the European Community from recognizing the former Yugoslav republic as an independent state.
"Nobody knows whether recognition will bring peace," Belgian Foreign Minister Willy Claes said in Luxembourg. "But if we didn't recognize, we would create more chaos."
we oaths yesterday brought to 100 the number killed in the last six days in divided Bosnia, where a Serbian minority opposes the independence drive backed mainly by the republic's Slavic Muslims and Croatians.
European Community ends South African oil embargo
The Associated Press
LUXEMBOURG — The European Community yesterday agreed to lift an oil embargo against South Africa to reward the government for its reforms to dismantle apartheid.
The decision, made at a meeting of EC foreign ministers, will reverse a 1985 ruling imposed in line with a U.N. General Assembly resolution that forbade the sale of crude oil or oil products to South Africa.
The foreign ministers also were expected to end measures restricting cultural, scientific and sports contacts between the 12-nation trading bloc and South Africa.
The oil embargo was one of the last remaining economic sanctions the EC maintained against South Africa. The EC also continues to ban cooperation in nuclear and security matters with South Africa and upholds a 1977 U.N. Security Council ban on arms trade.
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