Ex-commander defends U S training of Iraqi security forces
Former top U S commander in northern Iraq Mark Hertling defended the multibillion dollar effort to train Iraqi forces amid a Sunni insurgent offensive that saw key cities fall and troops abandon posts. He warned neglect by the Shiite-led government squandered progress and cited political power moves over security.
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Associated Press
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Colombia Runoff Sees Tight Race Between Santos and Zuluaga
Colombia heads to a close presidential runoff after a bruising campaign over peace talks with rebels. Incumbent Juan Manuel Santos faces Oscar Ivan Zuluaga, who led the first round with 29 percent. Analysts cite divided public opinion on the peace process and governance concerns shaping voter choice.
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Uribe
Jamaica moves to relax marijuana laws and decriminalize
Jamaica plans to decriminalize small possession, allow religious medical and scientific use, and offer expungement for minor cannabis convictions. Justice Minister Mark Golding states the measure targets no recreational use and aims to empower Rastafari practices and the growing cannabis industry.
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Mark Golding
Golding
Washington
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Obama
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Drug Policy Alliance
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