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  • Nepals new government takes the reins

    Nepals new government takes the reins

    May 5, 2006

    At its meeting April 30, Nepal’s newly reconvened House of Representatives unanimously approved Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala’s proposal for elections to a constituent assembly which will prepare a new constitution determining the fate of the...

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  • Haiti leader faces political challenges

    Haiti leader faces political challenges

    May 5, 2006

    Official results show that President-elect Rene Preval’s left-leaning Lespwa Party, while winning a significant share of the vote in runoff legislative elections April 21, fell short of the number it needs to govern Haiti by itself....

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  • Judge, defying jury, harshly sentences Al-Arian

    Judge, defying jury, harshly sentences Al-Arian

    May 5, 2006

    TAMPA, Fla. — A federal judge sentenced Palestinian rights supporter Dr. Sami Al-Arian to 18 months of additional imprisonment prior to his deportation, ignoring both a jury verdict and recommendations from federal prosecutors. In announcing his...

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  • Families ask mine owners  Why?

    Families ask mine owners Why?

    May 5, 2006

    ‘When coal bosses are in charge of safety, this is what you reap,’ union charges BUCKHANNON, W.Va. — “We will not allow you to leave any stone unturned to find out why my husband died,” said...

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  • Young Communists pass benchmark

    Young Communists pass benchmark

    May 5, 2006

    NEW YORK — The Young Communist League and the Communist Party USA set themselves a task: raise $65,000 in just a month and a half to help finance the YCL’s national convention in Brooklyn May 27-29....

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