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Apr 30, 2002

Chechnya - damage to journalism

The program involves Radio Freedom Journalist Andrei Babitsky, the correspondent of the BBC channel Robert Parsons, the journalist, the author of the film "Once upon a time, was Chechnya" Nino Kirtadze. Tengiz Gudava: Recently, the Russian special services announced the liquidation of the Khattab terrorist and even showed his corpse on television. Also on television showed an operation to eliminate Johar Dudaev six years ago, which, alas, did not lead to victory.

Тенгиз Гудава

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Apr 30, 2002

In Moscow, the funeral of the Governor of the Krasnoyarsk Territory Alexander Lebed, who died on Sunday in a plane crash, will take place in the Novodevichy cemetery today

In Moscow, the funeral of the Governor of the Krasnoyarsk Territory Alexander Lebed, who died on Sunday in a plane crash, will take place in Moscow at the Novodevichy cemetery. According to the Radio Liberty correspondent, more than 40 thousand people came to the farewell ceremony in Krasnoyarsk on Monday. A two -day mourning is declared in the region.

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Apr 30, 2002

In Ramallah today, American and British experts are negotiating with Palestinian representatives on the routes of the American plan for unlocking the headquarters of the head of the Palestinian autonomy of Yasir Arafat

-In Ramallah today, American and British experts are negotiating with Palestinian representatives on the routes of the American plan for unlocking headquarters of the head of the Palestinian autonomy of Yasir Arafat. Earlier, the Palestinian leadership and Israel gave a fundamental consent to the proposal of US President George Bush, which provides for the provision of freedom of movement to the Arafat in exchange for the arrest of six people who are hiding in his residence.

RFE; RL

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Apr 30, 2002

The American company General Motors, the world's largest car manufacturer, signed the final contract in Seoul on the acquisition of part of the production of the South Korean company DAU Motor, which went bankrupt in 2000

The American company General Motors, the largest car manufacturer in the world, signed a final contract in Seoul on the acquisition of part of the production of the South Korean company DAU Motor, which went bankrupt in 2000. Negotiations with its main creditors - South Korean banks controlled by the state - lasted more than a year.

RFE; RL

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Apr 30, 2002

In the east of Afghanistan, American troops twice entered the shootouts with scattered groups of Al-Qaeda militants

In the east of Afghanistan, American troops twice entered the shootouts with scattered groups of Al-Qaeda militants. At least four people were killed. There are no losses among American soldiers. Sleets occurred yesterday and this morning in the vicinity of the city of the host - in the border with Pakistan of the province. The US Department of Defense reported yesterday that the region of the anti -terrorist coalition forces was undergoing an increase in the region.

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Apr 30, 2002

Former member of the British group "Bitles" Paul McCartney blocked through the court a sale at the auction of the manuscript of the words "Hei, Jude"

Former participant in the British group "Beatles" Paul McCartney blocked through the court a sale at the auction manuscript of the words "Hei, Jud". McCartney said that the manuscript was abducted from his house. At the auction Christis, the document was estimated at 128 thousand euros. Its owner said that he bought a manuscript in the early 1970s. The document will remain in the auction reserve until its legal owner is established.

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Apr 30, 2002

In Bishkek on Tuesday, a new trial began over one of the leaders of the Kyrgyz opposition Felix Kulov, who is already serving a conclusion

In Bishkek on Tuesday, a new trial began on one of the leaders of the Kyrgyz opposition by Felix Kulov, who is already serving a conclusion. Former Vice President of Kyrgyzstan Kulov called the charges “legally illiterate” in court. In 1999, Kulov was sentenced to seven years in prison on charges of abuse of power. Now he is accused of assigning several million dollars of state funds - while staying in the post of the governor of one of the regions, and then - the mayor of Bishkek.

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Apr 30, 2002

Today, the funeral of Alexander Lebed, who died on Sunday in a plane crash, hosts the Novodevichy cemetery in Moscow

Today, the funeral of Alexander Lebed, who died on Sunday in a plane crash, hosts the Novodevichy cemetery in Moscow. In Krasnoyarsk today there is a farewell ceremony with seven who died as a result of a plane crash on April 28. Among them are employees of the regional administration and journalists.

RFE; RL

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Apr 30, 2002

Touring Evgeny Grishkovts in Prague

Maryana Arzumanova talked with the Russian actor, director and author of performances in Prague. Presenter of the program "Topics" Peter Vail: Evgeny Grishkovets - one of the main events in the Russian theater of recent years. The author, director and actor is in a single person, he won many awards, it is impossible to get to the performances. Last Sunday, the Grishkovets with great success gave two touring performances "How I ate a Dog" in Prague and came to us, on Radio Liberty.

Петр Вайль

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Apr 30, 2002

By the end of today, Israeli troops will complete a two -day operation in the city of Hevron on the western coast of Jordan

By the end of today, Israeli troops will complete a two -day operation in the city of Hebron on the western coast of Jordan. According to the Israeli command, 120 Palestinians were detained from Monday. 18 arrested are on the list of dangerous terrorists. During the searches in Hebron, large reserves of weapons, explosives and ammunition were discovered.

RFE; RL

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Apr 30, 2002

On Thursday, two more suspects in war crimes will voluntarily arrive from Yugoslavia to Gaga

On Thursday, two more suspects in war crimes will voluntarily arrive from Yugoslavia to Gaga. Nikola Shainovich, a former national security adviser to the President of Yugoslavia Slobodan Miloshevich, and the Bosnian Serb Momchilo Gruban, who served during the war in Bosnia, the guard of the concentration camp Omarsk, where the Muslims were driven out during the war were driven out by Muslims, will appear.

RFE; RL

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Apr 30, 2002

Sport. The Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation Mikhail Kasyanov signed an order to appoint a hockey player and coach Vyacheslav Fetisov as chairman of the State Committee on Physical Culture and Sports. In Sweden at the hockey world championship, matches of the 1st stage in group "A" ended. In the NBA championship, only 3 participants in the 2nd stage of the playoffs are known so far. In Tokyo, a friendly match was held between the national teams of Japan and Slovakia. Russian Marat Safin still takes 3rd place in the so-called "championship race"

The Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation Mikhail Kasyanov signed an order to appoint a hockey player and coach Vyacheslav Fetisov as chairman of the State Committee on Physical Culture and Sports. Pavel Rozhkov, who headed this department, was appointed first deputy state sports. In Sweden at the hockey world championship, matches of the 1st stage in group "A" ended. The Czech Republic won 7: 5 with Germany, and Switzerland - Japan 5: 1.

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Apr 30, 2002

Higher education: free or good?

Lev Roitman: In Russia, out of every ten graduates of high school, eight go to universities. At the same time, most students pay for education, even in state universities. What promises students, their parents upcoming education reform? Well, and most importantly, are they satisfied with the current state of affairs? Here are the voices from a survey of Veronica Bode, our Moscow coordinator: “I would like the education to be less paid.

Лев Ройтман

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Apr 30, 2002

US Secretary of State Paulin Powell said on Tuesday that Washington at the moment did not intend to start a military campaign against Iraq

US Secretary of State Colin Powell said on Tuesday that Washington was not currently intending to start a military campaign against Iraq. Members of one of the committees of the American Senate, before which Powell spoke, expressed concern in connection with the emergence of the New York Times, which stated that US President George Bush was considering holding a large-scale military promotion in the near future against Iraq.

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Apr 30, 2002

Three schoolchildren defiled 135 graves at the Jewish cemetery in the Slovak city of Koshits

Three schoolchildren defiled 135 graves at the Jewish cemetery in the Slovak city of Koshitsa, the representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Slovakia said. Many tombstones were turned upside down, some were broken. Schoolchildren said they wanted to find gold. Teenagers are less than 13 years old, therefore, according to Slovak laws, a criminal case cannot be instituted against them. It is possible that the Jewish community Kositsa will require their parents monetary compensation.

RFE; RL

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