Ukraine: Restore government authority over breakaway areas, though Donetsk and Luhansk regions could get greater self-rule; disarm rebel forces; withdrawal of Russian troops; restore Kiev's control over Ukraine-Russia border; full prisoner exchange.
And now he's back, after two days where his surrogates lied for him and his critics wondered aloud: "What would South Carolinians do if there was a hurricane or a prison break or a hurricane full of prisoners, bent on destroying up our state's supply of shrimp-n-grits?" Anyway, in Columbia, South Carolina today, Sanford will address the public on his weird trip to Argentina.
As I leave the prison I walk past guards with dogs and an exercise yard full of prisoners who press their faces against the wire fences.
Its jails were full of prisoners championing democracy.
He was held in a small room jammed full of prisoners, including a woman, Mariam, whose husband was an interpreter for the Americans.
Not infrequently, several minutes passed before a security officer buzzed her through, even when she was the only staff member in a hallway full of prisoners.
These days, 24,000 are stuffed into them, leaving inmates to string hammocks from the ceiling or bed down on the floor of a library that is now too full of prisoners to hold any books.
It was like that moment in The Shawshank Redemption when Tim Robbins' character plays "Duettino Sull'aria" from The Marriage of Figaro to a courtyard full of prisoners: elevation and epiphany amid the chaos and crackle.
It was in this phase of the camp's life that sights like the one Loulou Le Porz saw at Ravensbrück — a truck full of prisoners' corpses — became commonplace.
At night, sometimes two or three times a week, Mr. Him Huy said, he drove trucks full of prisoners to the Choeung Ek killing field, where he logged them in 20 or 30 or 80 at a time and then confirmed that they had been killed.
Train cars full of prisoners would roll through these gates, often straight to the gas chambers.
