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FEBRUARY 22 - IN THE HISTORY Calender Search
 
2008
In Sri Lanka clashes broke out in at least six locations in northern Jaffna, Mannar, Vavuniya districts and Welioya, leaving 31 rebels and one soldier dead.
2008
In Tunisia 2 Austrian tourists were kidnapped. Al-Qaida in Islamic North Africa later claimed responsibility and warned western tourists to stay away. The 2 tourists were released on October 31.
2008
Canadian Foreign Minister Maxime Bernier pledged $555 million in fresh aid to Haiti, as he wrapped up a three-day visit to the impoverished Caribbean nation.
2008
The German finance ministry threatened to tax all financial transfers to Liechtenstein unless the Alpine principality relaxed its banking secrecy codes and helped trace tax evaders.
2007
Sam Hinga Norman (67), a former government minister on trial for allegedly overseeing a militia accused of torturing and mutilating civilians during Sierra Leone's 1991-2002 civil war, died at a Senegalese hospital.
2007
The Bush administration announced its plan to have US inspectors oversee Mexican trucking companies that carry cargo across the border.Mexico responded to the US announcement by saying it will allow trucks from 100 US companies to travel across the border. The news that Mexican trucks will be allowed to haul freight deeper into the US drew an angry reaction the next day from labor leaders, safety advocates and members of Congress.
2007
Tongsun Park (71), a South Korean businessman, was sentenced in NY to 5 years in prison for accepting at least $2 million to work on Iraq’s behalf to influence the UN oil-for-food program.
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