Coalition's departure tied to Iraqi constitution
In Baghdad Bremer says U S troops will stay until Iraqis approve a new constitution and set up a democratic government. The Governing Council sets up special courts for Saddam regime crimes, while Human Rights Watch questions swift justice for victims.
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Moussaoui Case Faces Legal Juggle in Al-Qaida Clash
Prosecutors clash with Zacarias Moussaoui over access to an interview with an alleged al-Qaida organizer. A federal judge orders the questioning, risking dismissal or a weakened case as Moussaoui remains jailed and contemplates possible transfer to a military tribunal.
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Uribe Moves Colombia's Government to War-Torn Arauca
President Alvaro Uribe shifted Colombia's seat of government to Arauca on the Venezuela border as a three day display of state control amid ongoing fighting with rebels and paramilitary groups. The move aims to show solidarity with Arauca residents amid kidnappings and violence. Governor Oscar Munoz praised the gesture for the 300000 people of Arauca.
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