Morales looks set to become Bolivia's first Indigenous president
In Bolivia, Evo Morales leads likely with up to 51 percent as Jorge Quiroga trails. Analysts expect final results soon amid a polarized nation withRecent protests since 2003. In San Francisco, U.S. customs report over 50 counterfeit Tamiflu shipments intercepted since November 26 at a near airport facility.
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Rebels Unite in Western Colombia Raid Leaves Police Killed
Hundreds of fighters from three rebel armies struck the village of San Marino in western Colombia. The assault killed at least five police officers, with six police officers kidnapped and 27 more missing. The National Liberation Army participated amid ongoing talks.
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Cheney visits as attacks hit Iraq amid election aftermath
In Baghdad attacks killed nearly two dozen as Bush praised the election's turnout and urged stability. Vice President Cheney, arriving quietly before Bush spoke, said Iraq gains closer security control but warned against a hasty U.S. withdrawal. Germany reported a German hostage freed by captors.
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German hostage Osthoff reported safe in Baghdad
Susanne Osthoff a 43 year old aid worker and archaeologist held hostage in northern Iraq for over three weeks is in good condition at the German Embassy in Baghdad. Cheney praised Iraq election turnout while cautioning against rapid US troop withdrawal.
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Sharon suffers mild stroke a day before elections
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, 77, suffered a mild stroke but remained lucid and in control. Doctors said he talked with family, received blood thinners, and likely would be released from Hadassah Hospital in a few days, with no damage reported. The event could affect Kadima's election momentum.
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Congress moves to cut deficits and open Arctic refuge
GOP leaders press to trim deficits by 41.6 billion and push Arctic National Wildlife Refuge drilling as part of a five year plan. Democrats attack tactics and warn of slow action while dairy aid remains funded. Medicare Medicaid and student loans face savings. Senate filibuster threatens Arctic vote.
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