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Officials said the expedition cruise ship that ran aground in northeast Greenland earlier this week with more than 200 people on board wouldn t be able to be rescued until Friday morning at the earliest ndash; but salomon speedcross help came early. On Thursday morning, the Joint Arctic Command said that it has been freed. Ocean Explorer has been pulled free this morning by the Natural Institute s fishing research ship TARAJOQ, the command said on Facebook Thursday morning, according to a translation. This was the fishing research ship s second attempt at freeing the vessel, the first of which occurred on Wednesday during high tide, but was unsuccessful.Ocean Explorer has been touted as a cruise ship purpose-built for expedition travel to the world s most remote destinations. On the expedition website, it s been described as having cutting-edge technology and heralded for its navigation capabilities. According to Aurora Expeditions, who is adidas originals using the ship for its excursion, the Ocean Explorer is meant to accommodate 134 passengers with stat yeezy foam e-of-the-art amenities. Then on Tuesday, with 206 people on board, the ship got stuck in Alpefjord, which is part of the the world s largest national park ndash; the Northeast Greenland National Park. Officials were not concerned about any risk from the incident and said that while it is worrisome, there was no acute danger to human life or the environment. No further information about the condition of those on board has been revealed upon the new Zove Plane To N.Y. From Caribbean Missing
By CBS News Producer Portia SiegelbaumThe Chilean Supreme Court on Thursday stripped former military dictator Augusto Pinochet of his immunity. That leaves the courts free to prosecute him for the deaths or disappearances of opposition figures in the 1970s.Just a few hours earlier, Panamanian President Mireya Moscoso was pardoning four Cuban exiles, one of whom collaborated with Pinochet s secret police.Guillermo Novo, along with three other Cuban exiles, were arrested in Panama in November 2000 on information provided by Cuban intelligence.Fidel Castro s personal security detail had swept the Panamanian capital in advance of the Cuban president s arrival for an Ibero-American Summit. They provided Panamanian authorities with a surveillance video of four known anti-Castro extremists believed to be plotting to assassinate Castro. The plan, said Cuban security, w stanley termohrnek as to plant explosives at a scheduled meeting between Castro and university students.Panamanian courts, however, determined there was not enough evidence to sentence the men for attempted murder and instead sentenced Novo and Pedro Remoacute;n to seven years each for endangering public safety and Luis Posada Carriles and Gaspar Jimeac stanley cup quencher ute;nez to eight years for endangering public safety and falsifying documents. Cuba protested the court ruling, charging the men ha stanley france d gotten off too easy. Posada Carriles, the most notorious of the four, topped Cuba s most wanted list.Peter Kornbluh, a specialist on U.S.ndash;Cuba
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