Kenyatta wins Kenya's close presidential vote
Kenya's election commission announced Uhuru Kenyatta won the presidency with 50.03 percent, a margin of 4,099 votes from over 12.3 million. The result may trigger legal challenges by Raila Odinga and affect Kenya's Western relations amid past post election violence and ICC charges against Kenyatta and running mate William Ruto.
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Chavez Funeral Attends Bolivar Memorial Amid Swearing-In
Venezuelans mourn President Hugo Chavez at a fiery state funeral as Nicolas Maduro is sworn in as acting president. Maduro’s oath in the National Assembly drew opposition protests while leaders from Cuba and Iran attended the coffin ceremony. Maduro pledged loyalty to Chavez, condemning US and capitalist elites as supporters cheered. Chavez’s death at 58 from cancer sparked a political clash over the succession and military loyalty.
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Faith and Values Conclave Opens Vatican Pope Selection
The College of Cardinals will begin the papal conclave process in St Peter's Basilica this Tuesday after a pre conclave Mass. Voting starts that afternoon and proceeds by two thirds rule with possible repeated ballots and a one day pause after three days. Cardinal Dolan sees progress toward finishing the sessions, while questions loom about the pope’s nationality and potential regional origin. Two voting age cardinals are absent due to health and misconduct concerns.
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Bin Laden son-in-law pleads not guilty in NY terror case
Suleiman Abu Ghaith, Osama bin Laden’s son-in-law and al Qaida spokesman, denied conspiracy to kill Americans in a Manhattan federal court. He appeared handcuffed in blue jail garb, cooperating with Judge Kaplan and counsel, while prosecutors outlined videos, audio, and a 22-page transcript-based evidence packet.
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