Protests Rise Over Cat Meat Amid Guangdong Trade
In Beijing protesters urge an end to cat meat while a Guangdong butcher dismisses concerns and offers cat meat delivery. Reports cite trains moving about 1,000 cats daily to Guangdong and local reaction from retirees caring for strays. The Communist Party condemns the cat meat trade as tainted by corruption.
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Iraqi journalist Muntadhar al Zeidi, who hurled shoes at President Bush, asks for pardon for an act he calls ugly. He remains in custody as Iraqi leaders and politicians react, with family rivals casting doubt on the letter and clashes near the Green Zone sparking further demonstrations.
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