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Rice, Venezuelan foreign minister spar over TV station closure
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Rice, Venezuelan foreign minister spar over TV station closure

Panama, NU Online U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Venezuela’s foreign minister traded verbal broadsides over the closure of an opposition television station in Venezuela. Rice on Monday protested the shuttering of Radio Caracas Television, RCTV, calling it Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez’s “sharpest and most acute” move yet against democracy as thousands of university students marched in Caracas to protest.

IPB’s NU students urge govt to set up special committee on land dispute
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IPB’s NU students urge govt to set up special committee on land dispute

Bogor, NU Online Nahdlatul Ulama Student Family (KMNU) of Agriculture Institute of Bogor has urged the government and parliament to immediately set up a special committee aimed at overcoming the national land dispute. The NU youth organization suggested, the Wednesday’s shooting of civilians by marine in Alastlogo, Lekok, Pasuruan of East Java Province killing five people and wounding scores others was a proof of the government’s failure in settling any land dispute involving grassroots. &lt

Major cleric says security in Iraq possible when US pulls out forces
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Major cleric says security in Iraq possible when US pulls out forces

Tehran, NU Online Substitute leader of Tehran's Friday prayers Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati said here the US is a partner of all the corruption, insecurity and explosions in Iraq and if it really wants to provide security in Iraq, it should pull out its forces. Speaking to thousands of worshipers at Tehran University Campus, Ayatollah Jannati said, "If you (US) believe in democracy, and you don't, the Iraqis have elected a government which should run the affairs in Iraq and you must leave the country with its people." "After you leave Iraq, we will give our help to provide security and Iraqis will feel relaxed in a short while.'

Jakarta Governor Demands Australia's Apology
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Jakarta Governor Demands Australia's Apology

Jakarta, NU Online Jakarta Governor Sutiyoso has demanded that the Australian government offer an apology for disrespectful behavior of its police who served him with a summons in Sydney on Tuesday afternoon. Sutiyoso has been invited by the Australian government to revive "sister city" between Jakarta and New South Wales, but when he was in his room at Shangri-La Hotel in Sydney on Tuesday afternoon, two police barged into the room without permission and thrusting a summons toward him to testify at an inquiry into the death of five Australian journalists in East Timor in 1975.