Uruguay inaugurates first socialist president in Uruguay
In Montevideo Tabaro Vazquez, a 65 year old cancer specialist, took office as Uruguay's first socialist president ending 170 years of rule by centrist parties. He restored full diplomatic ties with Cuba and led a celebratory inauguration with thousands in attendance as Latin America's leftist movement gains momentum.
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Haitian police strained by fear and mistrust ahead of elections
Haitian police remain outgunned and undermanned in Port au Prince. U N and the United States have pressed reforms but officers are accused of abuses. Since September violence has killed hundreds, including civilians and police, amid protests tied to Aristide's exile and a fragile peacekeeping effort.
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