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  • World celebrates Russian Revolution

    World celebrates Russian Revolution

    November 30, 2007

    MOSCOW — Over 20,000 people marched and rallied here Nov. 7 to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the Great October Revolution. The date marks the victory by the Russian working class and its peasant allies for...

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  • Colombias Uribe blocks prisoner exchange

    Colombias Uribe blocks prisoner exchange

    November 30, 2007

    Amid recriminations and hyperbole, Venezuela-Colombia relations have deteriorated following Colombian President Alvaro Uribe’s suspension of negotiations toward an exchange of 500 imprisoned combatants of the Revolutionary Army Forces of Colombia (FARC) for 45 prisoners held by...

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  • Jewish Americans speak out for Middle East peace

    Jewish Americans speak out for Middle East peace

    November 30, 2007

    CLEVELAND — Anna Baltzer, author of “Witness in Palestine: Journal of a Jewish American Woman in the Occupied Territories,” spoke on Nov. 19 at the Middle East Peace Forum here, a “culturally diverse group” committed to...

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  • Terrorist Posada is some kind of exception

    Terrorist Posada is some kind of exception

    November 30, 2007

    It was “the first time the case of Luis Posada has been heard before Congress,” said Jose Pertierra, the Washington lawyer representing Venezuela in its request for Posada’s extradition. He was referring to the hearing Nov....

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  • French rail strike enters 8th day, spreads to civil servants

    French rail strike enters 8th day, spreads to civil servants

    November 22, 2007

    PARIS — French rail workers entered the eighth day of their nationwide strike to defend their hard-won retirement benefits on Nov. 21, buoyed by parallel strike actions by teachers, firefighters, utility workers, airport personnel, customs agents,...

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