Democracy Now! Friday, December 28, 2007
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Hundreds of Thousands Attend Funeral of Bhutto
International Community Condemns Assassination of Bhutto
Bhutto: Hold Musharraf Responsible For My Death
Obama Campaign Links Iraq War to Bhutto’s Death
Democrats Spend Records Amount on TV Ads in Iowa
Olmert Refuses to Stop Construction of Jewish Settlements
U.S. Death Toll in Iraq Tops 3,900
Kenya Holds Presidential Elections
GOP In Kansas Admits To Vote Caging
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Pakistan in Turmoil after Benazir Bhutto's Assassination
Hundreds and thousands of Pakistanis attend the funeral of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto. Pakistan’s political future remains unclear and riots erupted as news of Bhutto’s assassination spread across the country. Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf has blamed Islamic militants for carrying out the assassination, but several associates of Bhutto have accused Musharraf himself of having a role. In an email sent to a confidant in the US two months ago, Benazir Bhutto wrote that Musharraf should be held “responsible” if she was assassinated, because his government did not do enough to provide for her security. We go to British-Pakistani author and activist Tariq Ali in London and historian Manan Ahmed in Chicago for analysis of the current crisis and Benazir Bhutto’s checkered history.
Hundreds of Thousands Attend Funeral of Bhutto
International Community Condemns Assassination of Bhutto
Bhutto: Hold Musharraf Responsible For My Death
Obama Campaign Links Iraq War to Bhutto’s Death
Democrats Spend Records Amount on TV Ads in Iowa
Olmert Refuses to Stop Construction of Jewish Settlements
U.S. Death Toll in Iraq Tops 3,900
Kenya Holds Presidential Elections
GOP In Kansas Admits To Vote Caging
More Headlines…
Pakistan in Turmoil after Benazir Bhutto's Assassination
Hundreds and thousands of Pakistanis attend the funeral of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto. Pakistan’s political future remains unclear and riots erupted as news of Bhutto’s assassination spread across the country. Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf has blamed Islamic militants for carrying out the assassination, but several associates of Bhutto have accused Musharraf himself of having a role. In an email sent to a confidant in the US two months ago, Benazir Bhutto wrote that Musharraf should be held “responsible” if she was assassinated, because his government did not do enough to provide for her security. We go to British-Pakistani author and activist Tariq Ali in London and historian Manan Ahmed in Chicago for analysis of the current crisis and Benazir Bhutto’s checkered history.
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