Morocco Ambassador leverages Washington social circuit
Moroccan ambassador Ali Benjelloun uses embassy receptions to network with lawmakers and officials to secure military aid and economic backing for Morocco. He notes post 1970s shifts in political life, reveals reliance on DGA International lobbying, and cites last year’s congressional approval of 235 million dollars in arms sales. He also highlights Moroccan royal academy aims and high profile guests.
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Soviet lefties gain respect in education and science
In the Soviet Union left-handed citizens are gaining more freedom as schools allow lefties to write with their left hands, while scientists study left-handedness seriously. Pravda quotes Anatoly Chuprikov urging kinder treatment, noting no official policy against left-handers though certain professions caution about left-handed gear.
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