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. In the weeks prior to the last presidential elections, contested by AKEL for the first time and won by its then-General Secretary, representatives of the communist party and their spin doctors
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. The current economic situation should be used as an opportunity to restructure the island’s tourism industry, chief among the reforms being the urgency for a Gaming Commission that will oversee the
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By Raymond Colitt Pedro Ferreira spends his days and nights in a cramped, steamy tunnel under the damp earth of the Amazon rain forest, chipping away at a wall of rock glittering
By Gordon Bell Investors fear a shift in the policies that have fuelled South Africa's longest period of economic growth despite expectations that next week's election will leave the political landscape unchanged.
By Andrew Marshall The colour of the T-shirts worn by the mobs of protesters paralysing Thai politics may change from time to time, but everything else about the country's damaging deadlock remains
