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161 A broken health care system. Real reform in jeopardy. It's time to turn the tide. Jelena 1422
162 “I’m staying in police custody until we have health care for all,” Sam Pullen, 31 Jelena 1258
163 Zimbabwe's political crisis - 21 Oct 09 Jelena 1732
164 MDC boycotting Zimbabwe cabinet Jelena 1348
165 Iran cleric warns against planned opposition rally Jelena 1333
166 Tehran's Azad University Rises Against Iran's Coup Government Jelena 1575
167 Honduras: Stop Blocking Human Rights Inquiries Jelena 1403
168 Honduras de facto leader lifts ban on media, protests Jelena 1236
169 ZINASU leaders arrested & beaten for ‘denigrating’ Mugabe Jelena 1479
170 Students lose funding for backing MDC Jelena 1252
171 Police fire on S African protests Jelena 1168
172 Guinea strike enters second day Jelena 1775
173 Honduras: Talks Seek Solution to 102-Day Crisis Jelena 1247
174 Venezuelen student's arrest mired in politics Jelena 1260
175 Protesters demand US gay rights Jelena 1223
176 Necessary Gesture Or Bad Decision? U.S. Cuts Funds To Iran Rights Group Jelena 1135
177 Ecuador Oil Pollution Case Only Grows Murkier Jelena 1144
178 Climate protest on Parliament roof Jelena 1376
179 Iran's Internet: Whirlpool and fear Jelena 2225
180 Guinea 'facing new dictatorship' Jelena 1301
 
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Zim opposition leader faces trial » A losing presidential candidate in Zimbabwe ’s 2008 presidential elections and now a leading opposition figure Simba Makoni will next Tuesday stand trial on allegations of addressing an illegal meeting during his campaigns.Makoni, a close associate of President Robert Mugabe until he broke away from ZANU PF in February last year to challenge the octogenarian dictator, is being charged under the Public Order and Security Act (POSA).The charges against Makoni who came a distant third in the first ...
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Honduras imposes State of Siege in South » Honduran national police have clamped a state of siege on the southern department of El Paraiso and blocked roads from Tegucigalpa to the Nicaraguan border. Thousands of Hondurans who caravanned from the capital to the border yesterday to support the return of President Manuel Zelaya are stranded in trucks, cars and buses along the road.“People could be arrested, imprisoned or shot for being out of their houses, but we have no houses here to return to,” said California-based journalist Clifton R...
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