Venezuela Court Overturns Chavez Recall Ruling
Venezuela's Supreme Court constitutional chamber overturned an electoral chamber ruling that would force officials to accept 870000 questioned signatures for a recall vote against President Hugo Chavez. The decision keeps the recall process in limbo with possible appeals to all 20 magistrates.
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ETA weighs new cease-fire amid Socialist rise in Spain
Basque group ETA may declare a unilateral cease-fire to gain political concessions as Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero’s Socialists prepare to take power. Julen Madariaga predicted a truce in coming days. Separatist violence, meanwhile, targets Iraqi police and civilians with nine killed south of Baghdad and two more policemen killed in Kirkuk.
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U S forces dig in on Afghan border near Orgun for Mountain Storm
U S special operations teams including Green Berets Navy SEALs and CIA operatives established a forward base on a mountain peak near Orgun Afghanistan to pursue al Qaida and Taliban suspects in the rugged Pakistan border region. The camp houses about 60 Americans and 200 Afghan militia with 18 days on the ground building bunkers wire fence and patrols as part of Operation Mountain Storm.
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