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of reform, as Foreign Minister Andrei
V. Kozyrev put it.
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himself from the military bungling
and brutality in Chechnya, and call
for long-delayed reform of the armed
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Los Angeles Times
LA ESTRELLA, Mexico -Fed-
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ers has been halted, the arrest war-
rants are still in place. But the Mexi-
can Congress will consider a blanket
amnesty bill for the rebels at a special
session beginning Monday.
Zedillo sent the 17-page bill to
Congress yesterday, calling for "a
new political order in Chiapas."
"The path is open for all personali-
ties, all leaders and all organizations to
participate in the construction of a new
democratic order in Chiapas," Zedillo
told Congress. "To that end, I believe it
will help greatly to declare an amnesty
that could give refuge to Zapatistamem-
bers--on thecondition that, inapeace-
ful way, they forge agreements that
guarantee a peaceful solution."
On the perimeter of the former
guerrilla stronghold in Chiapas, vil-
lagers recounted their Zapatista neigh-
bors' rapid flight Friday as troops
approached along the rutted dirt roads.
Only growling dogs now guard
the ransacked cabins of La Estrella.
Zapatistas, who reportedly fled for

the a nature preserve in the jungle, left
a five-pound pot of beans rotted on
one stove. A children's illustrated
book about the Maya legend of cre-
ation and a Bible in Tzeltal, a Mayan
dialect, were left on the ground.
"They all ran off into the moun-
tains, even taking tiny babies," said
VirginiaMorales, a29-year-old shop-
keeper and mother of four who lives
near La Estrella. "Those children are
going to die."
The shacks' sparse furnishings -
beds and a few crude chairs - were
overturned, and clothing, blankets and
food packages sent by relief agencies
were strewn across dirt floors.
"They were terribly afraid, fright-
ened that the army would kill them and
theirchildren," said FranciscoLorenzo,
a resident of nearby San Miguel.
During the 13 months the rebels
controlled the area, La Estrella resi-
dents were known as committed
Zapatistas. However, residents of
nearby ranches denied widespread
reports of a confrontation between
the Mexican army and Zapatistas here.
"They fled long before the sol-
diers came," said Mateo Mendoza,
who owns a 40-acre ranch two miles
from the village. "I heard no gunfire."
In Mexico City, Zedillo gave no
explanation for his decision to seek
amnesty for the same leaders he or-
dered arrested just seven days earlier.
But he indicated that the military
crackdown had been designed to rein-
state the rule of law and the
government's presence in a vast re-
gion wherethe rebels have held sway.
A committee of elected senators
and House deputies - many of whom
were opposed to the government's
crackdown - is to arrive today in
Chiapas' statecapital, TuxtlaGutierrez,
where they hope to use the pending
offer of amnesty to restore negotiations
begun with the Zapatistas in late De-
cember, congressional sources said.


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