Uganda and LRA agree to truce after 19 year war
Uganda and the Lord's Resistance Army signed a truce at talks in Juba to halt hostilities while a fuller cease-fire and peace agreement are negotiated. Rebellion leaders have three weeks to order fighters to lay down arms, with demobilization and reintegration planned.
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Hundreds protest war near Bush Maine retreat
About 700 anti-war demonstrators marched within half a mile of Walker's Point in Kennebunkport, calling on President Bush to bring troops home. The protest occurred during a family weekend that included a cousin's wedding and a memorial service for Grace Walker.
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Chad orders Chevron and Petronas to exit oil fields
President Idriss Deby announced that Chevron and Petronas must leave Chad within 24 hours for failing to pay taxes. Chad will take over the oil fields they oversaw, accounting for about 60 percent of production. Exxon Mobil and Esso Chad declined comment.
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