Haiti protest turns deadly as Aristide foes march in Port-au-Prince
In Port au Prince thousands of demonstrators demand Aristide be tried for corruption and killings. Gunfire kills at least one protester and wounds several as pro Aristide militants fire near the National Palace. U S Marines treat the injured while police and rebels clash amid fire and smoke.
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Israeli raid kills Palestinians at Bureij amid Gaza violence
Israeli troops conducted a six hour assault at the Bureij refugee camp in Gaza killing fourteen Palestinians and wounding eighty one as fighting raged with militants using rockets and rifles. Residents say arrests were not sought and the Palestinian Authority condemned the raid as state terrorism.
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Greek conservatives win elections in Greece
Greece's conservatives led by Costas Karamanlis defeated the Socialist party in parliament elections. Prime task is addressing Olympic Games delays in Athens. George Papandreou conceded defeat acknowledging New Democracy led by about five points with exit polls showing margin error of 1.5 percent.
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