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Jamaica Gleaner International
published: Friday | April 28, 2006

UNITED KINGDOM: Crime figures add up to more bad news
LONDON (Reuters): ROBBERY AND drug offences jumped over the last three months of 2005, according to figures released yesterday which will be more bad news for embattled Home Secretary Charles Clarke.

IRAQ: 'New gov't within a week'
BAGHDAD (Reuters): PRIME MINISTER-desig-nate Nuri al-Maliki said yesterday he hoped to form a government within a week after meeting Washington's top defence and foreign affairs officials and two of Iraq's most powerful clerics.


NEPAL: Rebels pledge truce
KATHMANDU (Reuters): NEPAL'S MAOIST rebels declared a three-month ceasefire from yesterday and political parties forming a new government promised to work with them, raising hopes of an end to the decade-old conflict.


UNITED STATES - Panel recommends abolishing FEMA
WASHINGTON (AP): HURRICANE KATRINA turned the Federal Emer-gency Management Agency (FEMA) into a "symbol of a bumbling bureaucracy" so far beyond repair that it should be scrapped, senators said yesterday.




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