Saturday, April 28, 2012

Syrian Violence Continues as Monitoring Chief Heads to Country - Voice of America


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Syrian Violence Continues as Monitoring Chief Heads to Country
Voice of America
April 28, 2012 Syrian Violence Continues as Monitoring Chief Heads to Country Edward Yeranian | Cairo The head of the United Nations observer team in Syria, Norwegian Gen. Robert Mood is due in the capital Damascus Saturday, to give a fresh impetus to ...
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Protestors in Malaysia demand reforms - Bradenton Herald


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Protestors in Malaysia demand reforms
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By LIZ GOOCH รข€" NY Times News Service KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia -- The police on Saturday fired tear gas and chemical-laced water at thousands of protesters here calling for free and fair elections in one of the largest rallies in Malaysia in recent years.
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Protesters in Malaysia demand electoral reforms - San Jose Mercury News


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Protesters in Malaysia demand electoral reforms
San Jose Mercury News
By Liz Gooch KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia -- The police on Saturday fired tear gas and chemical-laced water at thousands of protesters here calling for free and fair elections in one of the largest rallies in Malaysia in recent years.
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