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2006
The Royal Mail's 350-year-long monopoly of the letter-delivery business in Britain ended, as new rules kicked in to allow rival operators to win a slice of the market.
2006
Toronto wrapped up 2005 with 78 homicides, 52 of them gun-related.
2006
The Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) failed to start due to legal and regulatory reforms. Juan Carlos Paiz of the Guatemalan Union of Nontraditional Products blamed the US in large part for the delay, saying Washington was requiring too much of its poorer partners. The 6 participating nations included, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala and Nicaragua,
2006
Russia took over the annual presidency of the G8 club of industrialized democracies for the first time from Britain on New Year's Day.
2006
Spanish smokers faced a wrenching change New Year's Day as a nationwide ban on tobacco in the workplace came into force in a country known for its smoky bars.
2005
In southern Peru Antauro Humala, retired army major, led a nationalist group that seized a police station ambushed a police vehicle responding to the scene, killing four officers and wounding several more.
2005
Romania enacted a law forbidding int’l. adoptions except to biological grandparents in an effort to help it win EU membership.
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