Duncan Campbell
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/ 10 January 2003

New twist in US sniper case

The teenager accused of taking part in 21 sniper shootings around Washington and in other parts of the United States last year may have been handed over to his co-accused by his mother as security for money she owed. The suggestion comes from an investigation by the Antiguan government.

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/ 4 December 2002

Winds of change blow through Latin America

There can be few more spectacular sights in Latin America than El Reventador, the volcano that has been erupting so furiously over the past few weeks that it has cast its dust over the streets of Quito, about 100km away. Now the capital of Ecuador is experiencing the latest in a series of Latin American eruptions of a different nature: the peaceful election of a left-wing president whose declared enemies are corruption and poverty and who looks like the antithesis of the kind of leader the United States would like to see in the region.