Bush AIDS plan reaches 25,000 on antiretroviral therapy
The Bush administration reports its global AIDS program has funded ART for at least 25,000 people across 9 of 15 countries since February, with 18,800 directly funded and 6,100 supported indirectly. The effort targets 200,000 on ART by June 2005 and faces capacity limits, not drug costs, as training spans 150 sites.
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South American defense ministers reject U S backed plan on military role
At a meeting in Buenos Aires defense ministers from Argentina Brazil Uruguay Bolivia Paraguay and Chile rejected a U S backed plan modeled after the National Guard to give armed forces a larger internal security role. They argued constitutional limits and public opposition, while pledging to strengthen collaboration against terrorism.
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UMNO Reaffirms Ban on Anwar Ibrahim Return
Malaysia's ruling party unanimously refused to allow Anwar Ibrahim to rejoin UMNO as a crucial court ruling looms. Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi announced the decision after a four hour meeting with the Supreme Council, keeping Anwar out as the Federal Court prepares to decide on overturning his corruption conviction.
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