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 Monday, Jul 16, 2001


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India - Pakistan
The Agra Summit India-Pakistan Leaders meet
The three-day Agra Summit represents the most significant diplomatic encounter between India and Pakistan in recent years. ...
Pakistan - crime
Man kills family of eight in Pakistan town
ISLAMABAD
A man depressed by poverty drugged eight members of his family including five girls and cut their throats with a knife in a Pakistani town, police and reports said Sunday.
"I am unable to feed my family and I have decided to save them from perpatual hunger," 55-year old ...
Angola - poverty
11,000 Angolan families refuse to leave shantytown
LUANDA
Manuel Zacarias lives in a sheet-metal shack in Luanda's Boa Vista shantytown, clinging to the hills overlooking the capital and the city's upmarket embassy row.
The city says Boa Vista is a health and environmental disaster, ...
Malawi - independence
Malawi marks 37 years of independence
BLANTYRE
Malawi marked its 37th year of independence from Britain on Friday, with ceremonies that highlighted the nation's ongoing struggles against poverty and corruption.
President Bakili Muluzi delivered an independence day speech at ...

Salvador - quake
Ranks of Salvadorans in dire poverty increase after quakes
SAN SALVADOR
Nearly a quarter of a million Salvadorans joined the ranks of those living in extreme poverty, as a result of two major earthquakes earlier this year, the UN Development Program said Thursday.
More than half of all Salvadorans ...
G7 - US - poverty
O'Neill says G7 needs to do better in fighting poverty
WASHINGTON
The seven large industrial economies and international lending institutions should focus on achieving "a new level of success in reducing poverty," US Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill said Thursday.
Speaking to reporters ahead of ...
Russia - labor
Russian parliament backs revised labor code
MOSCOW
Russia's parliament gave initial backing Thursday to a new labor code which stipulates for the first time that employers may not offer salaries lower than the government recognized poverty level.
The State Duma lower house of parliament approved the measure by 288 votes to 133 in the first of three required readings.
The new code also allows workers to demand vacation time six months after joining a new company as opposed to 11 months presently.
It further guarantees four weeks of vacation time and a 40-hour work week.
The ...
G8 - Italy
Italian parliament adopts G8 motions
ROME
In the build up to the G8 summit the Italian parliament has adopted two motions that ask for continued dialogue on the environment with the US and the cancellation of debt for poor countries.
Along with other EU countries the ...
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