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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 2002

Page

3

Iraqi opposition groups divided by ethnic and political lines

Washington reports that major Iraqi exile factions diverge along Kurdish Shiite and Sunni lines, with distrust of Chalabi's INC, ties to Iran's Shiites, and internal leadership struggles. A former Iraqi general linked to war crimes remains under Danish investigation as Kurdish and Kurdish-backed groups shape potential US policy on post-Saddam Iraq.

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Taiwan asks plebiscite on independence after Chen speech

President Chen Shui-bian told an international audience Taiwan is not China’s province and urged a referendum law change to allow a permanent split. He framed Taiwan as an independent country and stressed the island’s right to self-determination amid Beijing’s sensitivity to independence talk.

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Latin America rethinks free market reforms amid crisis

Latin American leaders reverse or scale back sweeping free market reforms as economies stall. Protests and looting surge after bank closures in Uruguay, with Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Peru facing debt, protests, and political turnover amid a widening regional economic crisis.

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