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Published Aug 20 2009 by World Socialist Web Site


Afghanistan’s gunpoint election

By any measure, todays presidential election in Afghanistan is a travesty. The poll takes place under conditions of a continuing foreign military occupation to prop up a puppet government that is notorious for its human rights abuses, corruption and failure to provide for the basic needs...

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