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Politics March 23, 2007Opposition decries Egypt constitution changes
President Hosni Mubarak fast-tracked constitutional changes that he asserts will strengthen democracy and fight terrorism. Islamic opposition forces pledge to boycott next week's vote, claiming the measures grant excessive presidential power and ensure succession of Mubarak's son — a Washington ally — to office. - CN | International Herald Tribune | Daily Star Egypt |Bush at impasse with Congressional Dems
President Bush said his advisers could speak with lawmakers about the White House's role in the recent scandal over the dismissal of eight federal attorneys, but not under oath. Congressional Democrats balked at the proposal, issuing subpoenas and prepping for a judicial fight. - BH | New York Times | Washington Post |Former Thai PM charged with slandering king
Charges of lèse majesté and corruption await former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who has been exiled since his ouster last September by military coup. Thaksin's cabinet, wife, and brother-in-law are among the 150 who face prosecution stemming from the government takeover. - CN | The Nation, Thailand | BBC | |
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