Uruguay inaugurates first socialist leader Vazquez sworn in
Uruguay’s Tabare Vazquez, a socialist, took office as the country’s first leftist president, restoring ties with Cuba and signaling a regional shift. His swearing-in ends more than 170 years of power by multiple moderate parties, while the Vatican reports Pope John Paul II regaining his voice after surgery. In Haiti, police under pressure before elections, and in Germany a white supremacist deported from Canada faces charges of Holocaust denial.
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U S presses Syria on Lebanon pullout and democracy push
Secretary of State Rice urged Syria to abandon its military and political grip on Lebanon, calling for an independent Lebanese future. She tied Damascus to terrorism as she urged international resolve, possible peacekeepers, and observer help for a upcoming Lebanon election.
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Demonstrators protest Hillah clinic attack and Shiite toll
Thousands of Shiite residents in Hillah protest outside a medical clinic after a car bombing killed about 125 people. Relatives mourn, lists of the dead are posted, authorities bar paths with barbed wire, and calls grow for interim PM Allawi to resign amid fears of further violence.
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Serial killer suspect charged with 10 murders in Wichita
Nehinis Rader, the BTK killer suspect, faced 10 counts of first degree murder in a Wichita courtroom via video link. He appeared with hands folded, before a temporary attorney as about a dozen victims’ relatives watched. authorities say eight deaths tied to the killer since 1974, with two more linked.
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Ground shifts in abortion debate among rivals
In New York lawmakers struggle to find common ground on abortion policy as Democratic and Republican groups clash over the Prevention First proposal. The plan expands family planning services, increases funding for clinics, and promotes contraception access while addressing emergency care and education. Observers note a partisan divide persists despite attempts at consensus.
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Proposals to reduce unintended pregnancies bill package
The Prevention First bill combines several ideas to expand access to preventive health care services and education programs aimed at reducing unintended pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases while decreasing abortion needs. The plan emphasizes broader access to contraception and preventive care.
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