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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 2013

Page

10

Iran Reform Faction Faces Climb Toward June Election

In Tehran the pro reform movement endures house arrests and sanctions amid a battered economy as a site listing hints at the opposition's hopes for a June presidential race to replace Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Meanwhile in Caracas Nicolas Maduro wins a tight Venezuelan vote disputed by the opposition seeking a recount. In Moscow Alexei Navalny faces trial on embezzlement charges tied to a timber scheme, risking prison.

Tehran Iran Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Caracas Venezuela Hugo Chavez Nicolas Maduro Chavista National Assembly Diosdado Cabello Maduro Moscow Alexei Navalny Kirov Navalny Pyotr Ofitserov

Coordinated Car Bomb Attacks Hit Iraq Ahead of Elections

Insurgents in Iraq launched a series of car bomb incidents across the country on Monday, killing at least 55 and injuring many as polls approach. Iraqi officials linked the attacks to al Qaida in Iraq as elections near and said three devices were defused in Baghdad. The violence raised concerns about voter intimidation and regional stability.

Baghdad Iraq al-Qaida U.S Bashar Assad Syria-Iraq Nusra Front Pro United Nations Martin Kobler Associated Press Hassan al-Baydhani

North Koreans celebrate Kim Il Sung birth holiday

North Koreans marked the birthday of their first leader with dancing in plazas on a two day Pyongyang holiday. The city showed a calm mood and avoided fiery rhetoric amid international tension over possible missile activity after a prior rocket launch.

Pyongyang North Korea North Koreans Kim Il Sung

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