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Mafia booms despite crackdown on capos.
Sunday Business (London)
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January 30, 2005
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Byline: Robert Galbraith
Jan. 30--As the net closes in on the fugitive head of Sicily's Cosa Nostra, Bernardo Provenzano, there are signs that the capture of several high-level capos, or bosses, has not halted the growth of criminal organisations.
Last week's arrest of 46 people suspected of being accomplices of Provenzano and the suicide in jail of the mafia boss considered to be his right-hand man were hailed as victories in the fight against organised crime in Italy.
But a report published on Friday showed that celebration may be premature. ...
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Lesotho's head of government to visit United States October 7-12. (Justin Meysing Lekhanya)
PR Newswire
; ...Moshoeshoe II, following a bloodless military coup on Jan. 20, 1986, which toppled the government of Dr. Joseph Leabua Jonathan. Jonathan, who had ruled Lesotho since its independence in 1966, had suspended the constitution and dissolved the...
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"This Matter of Women Is Getting Very Bad": Gender, Development and Politics in Colonial Lesotho
Magazine article from: African Studies Review
; ...initiated by the Roman Catholic Bishop Joseph Bonhomme, which coexisted, paradoxically...Api regularly supported her and Leabua Jonathan's conservative, pro-Catholic...General Election and permitted Chief Leabua Jonathan to become prime minister. However...
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Armed Men Hijack Bus Taking Pilgrims to Pope; Crisis in Lesotho Threatens Pontiff's Visit
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...connected with the beatification of Father Joseph Gerard, a pioneer French Catholic missionary...the country's prime minister, Chief Leabua Jonathan, was ousted in 1986. Pretoria had accused Jonathan of giving sanctuary to guerrillas of the...
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DEATHS IN THE NEWS
Newspaper article from: Chicago Sun-Times
; ...as me," he once said. Chief Leabua Jonathan, 72, prime minister of Lesotho...attributed to stomach cancer. Chief Jonathan was sole leader of Lesotho from...After World War II, she met Joseph Sperling, an Austrian refugee...
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Thursday, January 20
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
; ...coup ousts Lesotho's authoritarian Prime Minister Leabua Jonathan; the United States observes the first federal holiday...extramarital affair. Protesting Filipinos force President Joseph Estrada to step down and Vice President Gloria Macapagal...
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Monday January 20
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
; ...coup ousts Lesotho's authoritarian Prime Minister Leabua Jonathan; the United States observes the first federal holiday...extramarital affair; protesting Filipinos force President Joseph Estrada to step down and Vice President Gloria Macapagal...
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Sunday, January 20
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
; ...coup ousts Lesotho's authoritarian Prime Minister Leabua Jonathan; the United States observes the first federal holiday...extramarital affair. Protesting Filipinos force President Joseph Estrada to step down and Vice President Gloria Macapagal...
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Tuesday, January 20
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
; ...coup ousts Lesotho's authoritarian Prime Minister Leabua Jonathan; the United States observes the first federal holiday...extramarital affair. Protesting Filipinos force President Joseph Estrada to step down and Vice President Gloria Macapagal...
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Minority report. (column)
Magazine article from: The Nation
; ...pretty thing when you look into it too much." Thus Joseph Conrad in Heart of Darkness. Thus, too, the South...civilians and an attempt on the life of Prime Minister Leabua Jonathan. There have also been continual threats to seal the...
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Friday, January 20
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
; ...coup ousts Lesotho's authoritarian Prime Minister Leabua Jonathan; the United States observes the first federal holiday...extramarital affair. Protesting Filipinos force President Joseph Estrada to step down and Vice President Gloria Macapagal...
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