Non-Aligned Movement: U.S. blocks peace force in Israeli-occupied territories

UNITED NATIONS (IPS)�The 114-member Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), whose proposal for a UN observer force in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and Gaza was vetoed by the United States, is planning to take its case before the General Assembly. A show of political support�by at least a predictable two-thirds of the 189 members of the Assembly�is expected to indicate to the outside world the overwhelming international backing for the Palestinian cause at the United Nations.

Bush meets more Blacks at White House
THE WHITE HOUSE�President George W. Bush continued his almost once-per-week courtship of Black leaders March 29, hosting more than 120 Black college and university presidents, farmers, business owners, elected officials and political appointees for a meeting where he promised that he would emphasize values that unite the country.

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Wamba Dia Wamba Re: The Congo

In order to understand what has been taking place in the Congo today
and even over the last 40 years in that country, it is necessary to
speak to someone who is on the ground and interacting with the Congolese
people on a daily basis. Professor Wamba Dia Wamba, Chairperson of the Rally for Congolese Democracy (RCD), is just such a person. Prof. Wamba, active in the Congolese struggle for decades, has witnessed the rise and fall of Mobutu as well as Laurent Kabila.
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