Born in December 1993 - Zodiac Signs, Personality and Horoscopes

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December 1993 Tropical Ephemeris

What happened in December 1993

• December 2, 1993: NASA launched Space Shuttle Endeavour to repair a flaw in the Hubble Space Telescope, improving the quality of images and scientific data.
• December 5, 1993: Omar Bongo's re-election marked Gabon's transition to multiparty democracy, a significant step in its political development.
• December 7, 1993: The Long Island Rail Road massacre, a racially motivated shooting, highlighted the issue of gun violence and racial tensions in the United States.
• December 8, 1993: President Bill Clinton signed NAFTA into law, creating a free trade zone between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, boosting economic integration.
• December 11, 1993: The collapse of a block of Highland Towers in Malaysia led to stricter building codes and regulations to ensure structural safety.
• December 13, 1993: Kim Campbell's resignation and Jean Charest's succession marked a change in leadership for Canada's Progressive Conservative Party.
• December 15, 1993: The successful conclusion of the Uruguay Round of GATT talks resulted in the establishment of the World Trade Organization, promoting global trade.
• December 17, 1993: Brazil's Supreme Court's ruling against Fernando Collor de Mello emphasized the consequences of political corruption and the importance of accountability.
• December 20, 1993: The UN General Assembly's decision to appoint a High Commissioner for Human Rights strengthened the UN's role in promoting and protecting human rights globally.
• December 21, 1993: Péter Boross's election as Prime Minister of Hungary ensured a smooth transition of power following József Antall's death.
• December 30, 1993: The Congress Party's parliamentary majority in India, gained through defections, solidified its political dominance and shaped the country's political landscape.