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2004
Haiti rebel leader Guy Philippe declared himself the new chief of Haiti's military, which had been disbanded by ousted President Jean-Bertrand Aristide.
2004
Attacks on Shiite Muslims in Pakistan and Iraq killed at least 193 people. 180 were killed at the Khadimiya shrine in Karbala, where Shiites were celebrating Ashura, the holiest day in their religious calendar. An Iranian vice president blamed al-Qaida for the attacks.
2004
Khalil al-Zaben
2004
Russian authorities said they have confirmed that a man killed in the Dagestan region a few days earlier was Ruslan Gelayev, one of the Chechnya's most powerful rebel warlords.
2004
In Venezuela demonstrators hurled rocks and gasoline bombs at soldiers as protests intensified after the elections council ruled against an opposition petition to force a presidential recall referendum.
2003
In northern Uganda rebels of the Lord's Resistance Army fighting a 16-year war called a cease-fire and asked to meet Pres. Yoweri Museveni.
2003
The United Arab Emirates won support from Kuwait and Bahrain in its call for Saddam Hussein to quit power to avert a war.
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