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  • After elections, Nepal searches for a unified path forward

    After elections, Nepal searches for a unified path forward

    May 10, 2008

    The surprise results of Nepal’s elections are now giving way to the next, perhaps more challenging, step of piecing together a coalition to write a new constitution and move toward abolishing the monarchy. In the recent...

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  • Separatist vote threatens Bolivias progress

    Separatist vote threatens Bolivias progress

    May 10, 2008

    In a blow to the revolutionary Bolivian government of President Evo Morales, overwhelmingly elected in 2005 as the nation’s first indigenous president, a much anticipated autonomy referendum in Bolivia’s Santa Cruz department gained approval by an...

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  • Zimbabwe opposition leads in close vote, faces runoff

    Zimbabwe opposition leads in close vote, faces runoff

    May 7, 2008

    Five weeks after casting their votes on March 29, Zimbabweans learned this month that their liberation leader and president for nearly 30 years, Robert Mugabe, lost the popular vote to opposition candidate Morgan Tsvangirai. Confirming projections...

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  • India fights soaring food prices

    India fights soaring food prices

    April 26, 2008 By Teresa Albano

    Food prices are soaring around the world. Long lines for rations of rice or wheat flour snake through cities and towns across Asia, Africa, the Caribbean and the Americas. Food protests have rocked Haiti, Egypt, Senegal,...

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  • India fights soaring food prices

    India fights soaring food prices

    April 24, 2008 By Teresa Albano

    Food prices are soaring around the world. Long lines for rations of rice or wheat flour snake through cities and towns across Asia, Africa, the Caribbean and the Americas. Food protests have rocked Haiti, Egypt, Senegal,...

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