81.   Rebels say the attack violated the cease-fire, while U.N. officials say it should not be linked to the Kisangani deployment.

82.   Rebels say the figure is exaggerated.

83.   Rebels say the minority is discriminated against by the dominant Buddhist Sinhalese, who control the government and the military.

84.   Rebels say they are holding Gumucio because Bolivia refuses to release suspected Tupac Amaru guerrillas held there on charges of kidnapping a Bolivian businessman and ex-planning minister.

85.   Rebels say they seized three towns near Eritrea border.

86.   Rebels say they shot down two Zimbabwean warplanes.

87.   Rebels would not say whether any guerrilleras are forced to have abortions, which are illegal in predominantly Roman Catholic Colombia.

88.   A military spokesperson has blamed rebels for the attack, but rebels say the military killed the aid workers.

89.   A top UNITA rebel said Tuesday new U.N. Security Council sanctions against his movement, including a possible block on its telecommunication systems, will not restrain the rebels.

90.   A Sierra Leonean government official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the rebels expressed last-minute worries about the details of a general amnesty plan.