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FarCenter

(19,429 posts)
Sat Mar 2, 2013, 11:59 PM Mar 2013

Sweden makes new push to solve premier's 1986 murder

More than 100 people have answered a new police appeal for leads into the murder of Swedish prime minister Olof Palme 27 years ago, the Swedish TT news agency reported Saturday.

The police on Thursday, the anniversary of the premier's death, opened a telephone line for information about the case, prompting dozens to come forward, some for the first time, the news agency said.

The officer in charge of the case, Dag Andersson, said "some of these testimonies are interesting" for the investigation, according to TT.

http://www.france24.com/en/20130302-sweden-makes-new-push-solve-premiers-1986-murder-0

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Sweden makes new push to solve premier's 1986 murder (Original Post) FarCenter Mar 2013 OP
YES!! The BFEE quakes in its boots. nt grasswire Mar 2013 #1
K&R JDPriestly Mar 2013 #2
There is a plaque for him in Zihuatanejo, Mexico, for some reason. Comrade Grumpy Mar 2013 #3
Probably because of his commitment to a better life for the poor and dispossed everywhere. Ken Burch Mar 2013 #4
Ah yes, Nicaragua RobertEarl Mar 2013 #5
K&R smirkymonkey Mar 2013 #6
kr. assassination, not murder. HiPointDem Mar 2013 #7
Yes, it pretty clearly was a hit. FarCenter Mar 2013 #8
 

Ken Burch

(50,254 posts)
4. Probably because of his commitment to a better life for the poor and dispossed everywhere.
Sun Mar 3, 2013, 02:52 AM
Mar 2013

Olaf Palme is one of the great social democrats of our time, and he didn't confine himself to social justice for his OWN country.
He was in internationalist in the truest sense. There was also a conference hall named for him in Nicaragua during the first Sandinista era.

 

RobertEarl

(13,685 posts)
5. Ah yes, Nicaragua
Sun Mar 3, 2013, 03:20 AM
Mar 2013

The US was the freedom fighters there, under Reagan's reign.

We fought against the people there who wanted freedom from corporate American imperialism.

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