person > Jose Maria Figueres
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S Africa police not to tolerate "criminal acts" as activists demanding "climate justice" gear up for protest in Durban
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The former president of Costa Rica joins the show.
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The World Economic Forum meeting opened on Saturday in the Jordanian resort of Shuneh, on the shores of the Dead Sea amid tight security.
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Last Modified: 21 Jun 2003 09:45 GMT
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