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Headlines from GLW #686, 11 October 2006:


Police racism: Stop deaths in custody!
COMMENT & ANALYSIS, 6 October 2006
In a damning report released on September 27, Queensland’s acting state coroner, Christine Clements, has criticised the initial investigation into the 2004 Palm Island death in custody of Mulrunji, saying that it failed to meet appropriate guidelines. Clements also found that Senior Sergeant Christopher Hurley caused Mulrunji’s death and accused the police of failing to investigate his death fully. »

Empire strikes back against Chavez
INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 6 October 2006
UNITED STATES: The September 20 United Nations speech by Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, in which he slammed US imperialism and referred to US President George Bush as the devil, has led to a fresh outburst of attacks on Venezuela from the US government and media. »

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New poll: Iraqis want troops out
INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 7 October 2006
“A strong majority of Iraqis want US-led military forces to immediately withdraw from the country, saying their swift departure would make Iraq more secure and decrease sectarian violence, according to new polls by the State Department and independent researchers”, the September 27 Washington Post reported. »


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