Chavez says he'd vote for Obama in U.S. election
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez stated in a Televen interview that if he were American he would vote for Barack Obama calling him a good guy. He noted Obama would likely back Chavez if roles were reversed and said he hopes for a new period of normal U.S.-Venezuela relations as tensions linger over ambassadorial disputes.
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Iran blocks Gmail faces parliamentary backlash over email access
Iran’s bid to block Gmail sparked anger among lawmakers and citizens online. Parliament vows to press telecoms minister as officials weigh a Tehran centered alternative Web amid Western influence battles and fallout from the Gmail ban tied to YouTube film protests.
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U.S. deaths in Afghanistan reach 2000 milestone
The clash in Kabul area results in the American toll climbing to 2,000 as insider attacks by Afghan forces and insurgents in disguise heighten concerns about the coalition’s exit strategy. NATO and U.S. commanders warn the threat jeopardizes the drawdown and training plan for Afghan forces.
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