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Shi'ite forces move in on Iraqi city taken by Islamic State

Posted: 18 May 2015 03:09 PM PDT

A car is engulfed by flames during clashes in the city of RamadiThousands of Shi'ite militiamen on Monday prepared to fight Islamic State insurgents who seized the Iraqi provincial capital Ramadi at the weekend in the biggest defeat for government forces in nearly a year. A column of 3,000 Shi'ite militia fighters assembled at a military base near Ramadi, preparing to take on Islamic State militants advancing in armored vehicles from the captured city northwest of Baghdad, witnesses and a military officer said. The decision by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, who is a Shi'ite, to send in the militias to try to retake the predominantly Sunni city could add to sectarian hostility in one of the most violent parts of Iraq. Washington, which is leading a campaign of air strikes to roll back Islamic State advances and struggling to rebuild Baghdad's shattered army, played down the significance of the loss of Ramadi, the capital of the vast western Anbar province.


Saudi-led air strikes hit Yemen after truce expires

Posted: 18 May 2015 12:33 PM PDT

People walk at the site of a Saudi-led air strike that hit a residential area last month near Sanaa airportBy Mohammed Mukhashaf and Angus McDowall ADEN/RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi-led forces resumed military operations in Yemen after a five-day ceasefire ended late on Sunday, and Yemen's exiled government in Riyadh and the Iranian-allied Houthis blamed each other for a failure to renew the truce. The ceasefire ended despite appeals by the United Nations and rights groups for extra time to allow badly needed humanitarian supplies into the country of 25 million, one of the poorest in the Middle East. "That's what we said before - that if they start again, we will start again," Yemeni Foreign Minister Reyad Yassin Abdulla told Reuters. Saudi-led forces conducted three air strikes on Yemen's northern Saada province on Monday, according to Houthi media, which said Saudi forces had fired 70 rockets and artillery shells into north Yemen.


Egypt death sentences worry U.S., U.N., Turkey

Posted: 18 May 2015 12:31 PM PDT

Pro-Islamist demonstrators hold a banner that reads "Coup leaders can't trial Mursi" during a protest in support former President Mohamed Mursi at the courtyard of Fatih mosque in Istanbul, TurkeyBy Ercan Gurses ANKARA (Reuters) - The United States and United Nations expressed deep concern on Monday about the death sentences handed down in Egypt for President Mohamed Mursi and other Islamists, while Turkey warned of Middle East turmoil if they are carried out. U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said he will closely monitor the appeals process for the death sentences and urged actions that would promote the rule of law. The U.S. State Department said Egypt's practice of mass trials and sentences was unjust and often used against members of the opposition or non-violent activists.


Burundi president fires defense chief after coup attempt

Posted: 18 May 2015 09:21 AM PDT

Soldiers pass by protesters during a demonstration against Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza and his bid for a third term in BujumburaBy Goran Tomasevic and Njuwa Maina BUJUMBURA (Reuters) - Burundi's embattled President Pierre Nkurunziza sacked his defense and foreign ministers on Monday, five days after surviving an attempted coup by generals opposed to his bid for a third term in office. In a decree seen by Reuters, Nkurunziza declined to give any reasons for the dismissals. "Constitution gives him powers to (do) so." The sackings are the first signs of ructions inside Nkurunziza's administration after the attempted coup, which intensified fears a political crisis may be spiraling out of control and pitching Africa's Great Lakes region towards another bout of ethnic conflict. Neighboring Rwanda, which shares a similar ethnic mix between a Hutu majority and Tutsi minority, is still recovering from a 1994 genocide in which 800,000 people, mostly Tutsis and moderate Hutus, were killed.


Cuba says conditions 'favorable' for restoring ties with U.S.

Posted: 18 May 2015 04:50 PM PDT

Deputy Director of the North American Division in the MINREX Machin talks to the media during negotiations to restore diplomatic ties with Cuba in HavanaBy Daniel Trotta HAVANA (Reuters) - Conditions are favorable for restoring diplomatic relations with the United States, Cuba said on Monday ahead of upcoming talks in Washington. The two longtime adversaries are scheduled to meet on Thursday for their fourth negotiating session on re-establishing diplomatic ties, which were severed in 1961 amid Cold War tensions. The so-called interests sections in Washington and Havana would be upgraded to embassies if diplomatic ties were restored. Cuba wants the Americans to halt training courses in journalism and the Internet that it considers subversive and a violation of the Vienna convention on diplomacy.


Roads before welfare: India's Modi faces dissent over spending shakeup

Posted: 18 May 2015 03:07 PM PDT

File photo of Modi attending the CAIT national convention in New DelhiBy Aditya Kalra and Andrew MacAskill NEW DELHI (Reuters) - As Prime Minister Narendra Modi completes one year in office, his cuts in federal welfare spending on the poorest of India's 1.25 billion people are coming in for sharp criticism, including from within his cabinet. In a break with India's socialist past, Modi has saved money on federal social and subsidy expenditure and pumped it into an infrastructure stimulus he hopes will trigger a spurt in economic growth. The government says lower welfare spending will be compensated for by giving state governments a larger allocation of tax revenues to spend as they choose. Maneka Gandhi, women and child development minister in Modi's cabinet, has said the impact of the policy will borne by India's estimated 300 million poor.


Iraq Shiite militias head for Ramadi after IS takeover

Posted: 18 May 2015 04:52 PM PDT

Iraqi fighters of the Shiite militia Asaib Ahl al-Haq stand guard outside their headquarters on May 18, 2015 in the Iraqi mainly Shiite southern city of BasraShiite militias converged on Ramadi Monday to try to recapture it from jihadists who dealt the Iraqi government a stinging blow by overrunning the city in a deadly three-day blitz. The loss of the capital of Iraq's largest province was Baghdad's worst military setback since it started clawing back territory from the Islamic State (IS) group late last year. Washington, which had made Anbar -- of which Ramadi is the capital -- a cornerstone of its assistance to Baghdad against IS, admitted to a "setback". Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi had been reluctant to deploy Shiite militias to Anbar province for fear of alienating its overwhelmingly Sunni Arab population.


Guatemalan president vows to stay in office despite protests

Posted: 18 May 2015 04:44 PM PDT

A woman sits behind a protest sign showing a portrait of Guatemalan President Otto Perez Molina outside the National Palace in Guatemala City, Saturday, May 16, 2015. Protesters are demanding the president's resignation after his Vice President, Roxana Baldetti, resigned on Friday, May 8, amid a customs corruption scandal. (AP Photo/Moises Castillo)GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — Guatemalan President Otto Perez Molina has said he will stay in office through his full term ending in January 2016 despite massive protests against government corruption.


Correction: Vatican-Palestinians story

Posted: 18 May 2015 04:42 PM PDT

VATICAN CITY (AP) — VATICAN CITY (AP) — In a story May 16 about Pope Francis meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, The Associated Press erroneously omitted two words when quoting the pope. Francis told Abbas "you are a bit an angel of peace," not "you are an angel of peace." The original Italian quote was, "Lei e un po un angelo della pace."

Burkina judge hears complaint of slain ex-leader's widow after 27 years

Posted: 18 May 2015 04:39 PM PDT

Mariam Sankara, widow former president Thomas Sankara, waves to the crowd upon her arrival at Ouagadougou's airport, Burkina Faso, on May 14, 2015Mariam Sankara, the widow of former Burkina Faso president Thomas Sankara, on Monday for the first time gave testimony in an inquiry looking into the assassination of her husband more than 27 years ago. Sankara spent nearly eight hours at a military court in the capital Ouagadougou answering questions by a judge tasked with investigating her husband's murder in a 1987 coup that saw his former friend Blaise Compaore take power. Thomas Sankara was a popular Marxist army captain who came to power in a 1983 coup and transformed what was then the former French colony of Upper Volta into Burkina Faso. Many Burkinabe, including Sankara's family members, doubt that the corpse buried in a cemetery in the east of the capital is indeed that of Thomas Sankara.


Shirin Neshat, inadvertent narrator of history

Posted: 18 May 2015 04:38 PM PDT

A woman looks at the art of Iranian visual artist Shirin Neshat during the exhibits public opening at the Hirschhorn Art Museum in Washington, DC, May 18, 2015Iranian-American artist Shirin Neshat's dark kohl-lined eyes are immediately recognizable. The Hirshhorn Museum's retrospective in Washington, just steps from Congress, coincides with a diplomatic push to seal a nuclear deal with Iran that has revived interest in relations between Tehran and the West. The non-linear narrative of the exhibit provides a glimpse not just at Neshat's art and life, but also the trajectory of Iran in modern times, from the 1953 coup through the 1979 Islamic Revolution to the recent Green Movement. Although the self-described secular Muslim, insists her exile is "self-imposed," her work is so controversial in Iran that it has yet to be shown there publicly, and she has not returned since 1996.


Frustration with Latin America's left on the rise

Posted: 18 May 2015 04:35 PM PDT

FILE - In this Friday, May 8, 2015, file photo, Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro is on his arrival at Vnukovo airport in Moscow. Whether it's from corruption scandal or stagnant growth, the prospects for the crop of leftist Latin American presidents that have been running the region since the start of the millennium appear to be dimming. No leader has been harder hit than Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who's approval ratings have tumbled amid the crisis to 28 percent, near the lowest in 16 years of socialist rule, and while there's no sign the sometimes violent street protests that overwhelmed the country a year ago will return anytime soon, polls indicate that the opposition will coast to victory in legislative elections expected to take place by year end. (RIA Novosti Pool Photo via AP, File)CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Venezuela's socialist government is struggling to put food on the shelves amid runaway inflation. Brazil's president is facing calls for impeachment. And even Cuba's communist government, an iconic touchstone for generations of leftists, is embracing closer ties with the U.S.


Top Asian News at 11:30 p.m. GMT

Posted: 18 May 2015 04:32 PM PDT

SITTWE, Myanmar (AP) — The boy was shoved onto the wooden vessel with hundreds of other Rohingya Muslims. For days, the 14-year-old sat with his knees bent into his chest, pressed up against sweaty bodies in the cabin's rancid heat. Women cradled coughing babies. The crew paced back and forth with belts and iron rods, striking anyone who dared to speak, stand up or even those who vomited from the nauseating stench and rolling waves.

British contractor killed in Kabul blast named

Posted: 18 May 2015 04:30 PM PDT

Afghan policeman keeps watch at the scene of a suicide bomb attack in Kabul on May 10, 2015A British security contractor killed in a Taliban car bomb attack in Afghanistan was described as a loving son and fiance by his family on Monday. Michael Hampshire, from Huddersfield in Yorkshire, was killed when a suicide bomber detonated a car packed with an explosives close to the airport in the Afghan capital Kabul on Sunday. In a statement released through Britain's foreign ministry, Hampshire's family asked to be allowed to grieve privately. "Michael was a loving fiance, son, grandson, brother, uncle, cousin and a friend to everyone who knew him," the statement said.


US man in prison 21 years to be freed pending new trial

Posted: 18 May 2015 04:21 PM PDT

SALEM, Massachusetts (AP) — A Dominican-born man who had spent 21 years behind bars for a murder he says he did not commit has been released from prison until a new trial can be held, a judge in Massachusetts ruled Monday.

Police say tourist from Texas drowns in Jamaica

Posted: 18 May 2015 04:14 PM PDT

KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) — Authorities say an American tourist has drowned while swimming at a beach in eastern Jamaica.

More than 50 dead, dozens injured in Colombia landslide

Posted: 18 May 2015 04:12 PM PDT

Residents remove mud and debris as they search for bodies after a landslide in the municipality of Salgar, in Antioquia departmentA landslide sent mud and water crashing onto homes in a town in Colombia's northwest mountains on Monday, killing more than 50 people and injuring dozens, officials said. "The earth slid into the course of the La Liboriana ravine, then the dammed water caused an avalanche which destroyed everything in its path" in Salgar in Antioquia department, regional police commander Jose Angel Mendoza said in an interview. "We don't know how many people are missing," said President Juan Manuel Santos, who flew over the affected area to survey the damage and met with local authorities. We're on alert because there are fears there could be another landslide," resident Maria Gutierrez told local media.


UN: Yemen crisis could open jihadist path through Somalia

Posted: 18 May 2015 04:04 PM PDT

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is warning that the crisis in Yemen could open a corridor for jihadist movements through Somalia, which is just across the Gulf of Aden.

All-Star center Marc Gasol will consider free agency options

Posted: 18 May 2015 04:03 PM PDT

FILE -- In this May 11, 2015, file photo, Memphis Grizzlies center Marc Gasol (33) dunks the ball against the Golden State Warriors in Game 4 of a second-round NBA basketball Western Conference playoff series in Memphis, Tenn. The Grizzlies have made it very clear they want to keep All-Star center Gasol on their roster. But Gasol has made it very clear he will look at his options this summer as he prepares to hit free agency. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey, File)MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — The Memphis Grizzlies head into the offseason with a major goal: re-signing their free agent All-Star center.


Five Mexico children detained over six-year-old's murder

Posted: 18 May 2015 04:03 PM PDT

Relatives of Cristopher Raymundo Marquez Mora, 6, mourn during his funeral service in Chihuahua, Mexico on May 17, 2015Mexico sought answers Monday after five children aged 11 to 15 stoned, stabbed and buried a six-year-old boy, a shocking case that raised questions about the influence of drug violence on kids. The boy was found in a shallow grave by a stream on Saturday, two days after he was last seen with a group of children on the outskirts of the Chihuahua state capital, the regional prosecutor's office said. Cristopher Raymundo Marquez Mora was found after investigators interrogated the children, who include two 13-year-old girls, one 11-year-old boy and two 15-year-old boys. The boy and the other children are neighbors who knew each other.


At least 52 dead in Colombia landslide: officials

Posted: 18 May 2015 03:59 PM PDT

People search for relatives after a landslide in Salgar municipality, Antioquia department, Colombia on May 18, 2015A massive landslide tore through a ravine in northwest Colombia Monday before dawn, killing 52 people and injuring 37, authorities said. Most residents were sleeping when the landslide hit the municipality of Salgar around 3:00 am, burying a large area in mud and debris. The rush of mud and water "tore down everything in its path," Salgar Mayor Olga Osorio told RCN Radio. The small town of Santa Margarita was practically "wiped off the map," she said.


Cuba's Elian Gonzalez, former castaway, wants to visit US

Posted: 18 May 2015 03:57 PM PDT

FILE - In this Dec. 20, 2014, file photo, Elian Gonzalez, the young Cuban rafter who was at the center of a bitter custody battle in 2000 between relatives in Miami and his father in Cuba, attends the closing ceremony of the legislative session at the National Assembly in Havana, Cuba. Gonzalez said during an ABC News interview that aired Monday, May 18, 2015, that if he could visit anywhere, it would be the United States so he could HAVANA (AP) — Elian Gonzalez, who spent months with his Florida relatives as a Cuban child at the center of an international custody dispute, said in an interview broadcast Monday that he'd like to return to the United States for a visit.


Unionized miners in Peru launch strike against law

Posted: 18 May 2015 03:53 PM PDT

LIMA, Peru (AP) — Unionized workers have gone on strike at some of Peru's biggest mines to demand a law be struck down that they say hurts their earnings and bargaining power by promoting the use of contractors.

Seahawks' Williams to undergo surgery for kidney cancer

Posted: 18 May 2015 03:44 PM PDT

RENTON, Washington (AP) — Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle Jesse Williams will undergo kidney surgery after being diagnosed with cancer.

Restored 'The Third Man' emerges again from the shadows

Posted: 18 May 2015 03:34 PM PDT

In this image released Monday May 18, 2015 by Rialto Pictures/Studiocanal, Orson Welles portrays Harry Lime in a scene from "The Third Man." At the 68th Cannes international film festival 'The Third Man' premiered again as part of the Cannes Classics program on May. 14. (Rialto Pictures/Studiocanal/via AP)CANNES, France (AP) — Break out your zithers: "The Third Man" is back.


Haiti grants appeal of abuse case against US man

Posted: 18 May 2015 03:34 PM PDT

FILE - In this Friday, Sept. 5, 2014, file photo, U.S. citizen Michael Karl Geilenfeld waits in handcuffs as the manager of his orphanage sits with him in the back of a police truck outside the St. Joseph's Home For Boys after police closed it down in the Delmas area of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Haitian justice authorities said Monday, May 18, 2015, that they are making plans for a new criminal trial against Geilenfeld who has been accused of physically and sexually abusing boys in an orphanage that he has run for decades in the impoverished Caribbean country. (AP Photo/Dieu Nalio Chery, File)PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Haitian justice authorities are making plans for a new criminal trial against a U.S. citizen who has been accused of physically and sexually abusing boys in an orphanage that he has run for decades in the impoverished Caribbean country, a top government official and lawyers said Monday.


Prince Charles to meet Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams

Posted: 18 May 2015 03:33 PM PDT

Republican party Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams in Londonderry, Northern Ireland on March 7, 2015Britain's Prince Charles will meet Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams in a historic first during a visit to Ireland on Tuesday, the republican party said in a statement. "This was agreed to promote the process of resolving past injustices and promoting reconciliation and healing," the Sinn Fein statement read. The meeting between the royal heir and the president of a party once considered the political wing of the Irish Republican Army (IRA) would mark a milestone in warming relations between Ireland and Britain since a 1998 peace deal ended decades of conflict known as "The Troubles". Sinn Fein, which campaigns for Northern Ireland to break with Britain and be part of a united Ireland, said both Adams and Northern Ireland Assembly Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness would accept invitations to meet the prince.


Flood, mudslide sweep away homes in Colombia, killing 52

Posted: 18 May 2015 03:33 PM PDT

Residents look for survivors after and avalanche in Salgar, in Colombia's northwestern state of Antioquia, Monday, May 18, 2015. The avalanche of mud and debris roared down Salgar before dawn, killing at least 49 people in a flood and mudslide triggered by heavy rains. Survivors barely had enough time to gather their loved ones. (AP Photo/Luis Benavides)SALGAR, Colombia (AP) — An avalanche of mud and debris roared over an alpine town in western Colombia before dawn Monday, killing at least 52 people in a flash flood and mudslide triggered by heavy rains.


Protesters of Arctic drilling block entry to Seattle port

Posted: 18 May 2015 03:27 PM PDT

Protesters accompanied by Seattle police march at the Port of Seattle, Monday, May 18, 2015, in Seattle. Demonstrators opposed to Arctic oil drilling were showing opposition to a lease agreement between Royal Dutch Shell and the Port to allow some of Shell's oil drilling equipment to be based in Seattle. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)SEATTLE (AP) — A few hundred critics of oil drilling in the Arctic Ocean blocked entrances for several hours Monday to a seaport terminal in Seattle where Royal Dutch Shell's massive floating drill rig will be loaded up before heading to the waters off Alaska this summer.


Zimbabwe team arrives in Pakistan amid tight security

Posted: 18 May 2015 03:11 PM PDT

A Pakistan's para military soldier stands guard at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, Pakistan, Monday, May 18, 2015. Pakistan will be seeking to provide foolproof security to the Zimbabwe cricket team in the same city where international matches got suspended six years ago after gunmen attacked the Sri Lankan team bus at Lahore. (AP Photo/K.M. Chaudary)LAHORE, Pakistan (AP) — Zimbabwe arrived in Pakistan early Tuesday in the eastern city of Lahore as the first test playing nation to visit the country for international matches since an attack on Sri Lanka's team bus six years ago.


Argentine court eases child abuser's punishment, blaming six-year-old

Posted: 18 May 2015 03:10 PM PDT

An Argentine appeals court has touched off protests by reducing the sentence of a man convicted of abusing a six-year-old boy, on grounds that the victim was a homosexual who had previously been abused by his fatherAn Argentine appeals court has touched off protests by reducing the sentence of a man convicted of abusing a six-year-old boy, on grounds that the victim was a homosexual who had previously been abused by his father. The Federation of Gays, Lesbians, Bisexuals and Transsexuals on Monday called for impeachment trials of the two members of a Buenos Aires appeals court who signed the decision. The judges -- Horacio Piombo and Benjamin Sal Llargues -- slashed Mario Tolosa's prison sentence from six years to three years and two months in a ruling disclosed on Monday.


Nearly 25,000 fled IS attack on Ramadi in Iraq: U.N.

Posted: 18 May 2015 03:09 PM PDT

Close to 25,000 people fled the Iraqi city of Ramadi after it was attacked by Islamic State militants and most of them headed toward Baghdad, the United Nations said on Monday. U.N. and other aid agencies have begun distributing food, water and medical supplies as well as setting up temporary camps and latrines, the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Iraq said. Ramadi fell to the militants at the weekend and those fleeing were thought to be escaping from Islamic State for a second time, having been among 130,000 who fled from the western Iraqi city in April.

Prince Charles to meet Sinn Fein leaders during Ireland trip

Posted: 18 May 2015 03:03 PM PDT

DUBLIN (AP) — The Irish nationalist Sinn Fein party says its two senior figures will meet Prince Charles during his visit this week to Ireland in another groundbreaking event for peacemaking.

Greece hopes to meet June payments, wages and pensions a priority: finance minister

Posted: 18 May 2015 02:57 PM PDT

Greece hopes to meet its debt repayments to the International Monetary Fund and pay wages and pensions next month, but if it has to choose between the two it will opt to pay the latter, the country's finance minister said on Monday. "I hope we will be able to pay both (the IMF and pensions and wages) ... after a deal," Yanis Varoufakis told Star TV channel's late night show Ston Eniko. "If we face a dilemma over paying one of the lenders or wages and pensions, then we will opt to pay wages and pensions," he said.

Obama moves to demilitarize US cops

Posted: 18 May 2015 02:56 PM PDT

US President Barack Obama meets with youth and law enforcement from the Camden community in Camden, New Jersey, on May 18, 2015President Barack Obama barred police from using tracked armored vehicles, bayonets, grenade launchers and large-caliber firearms, in response to accusations that US law enforcement has become too militarized. After controversy over the policing of high-profile protests in Baltimore, Maryland and Ferguson, Missouri, Obama said communities should not feel there is an "occupying force" in their neighborhood. Each of the demonstrations were met with police deployments, which Obama agreed appeared more like a military style operation -- with tactical units in full combat gear atop armored personnel carriers. Obama's measures would bar the purchase of some military uniforms, firearms of .50 caliber or greater, grenade launchers and bayonets.


France, Niger forces kill 3 fighters, detain 3 others

Posted: 18 May 2015 02:55 PM PDT

PARIS (AP) — The French Defense Ministry says troops from France and Niger killed three armed combattants and detained three others who tried to force their way through a checkpoint near the Libyan border.

Liverpool star Sterling to ask for transfer -- reports

Posted: 18 May 2015 02:52 PM PDT

Liverpool's Raheem Sterling gestures during the football match between Liverpool and Newcastle United at Anfield on April 13, 2015Liverpool forward Raheem Sterling is set to rock the Premier League club by telling them he wants to leave in the close-season, according to reports on Monday. Sterling and his agent Aidy Ward put contract negotiations on hold earlier this season despite being given what Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers described as a "fantastic offer". It was reported that offer would have increased the 20-year-old's wages to around £100,000-a-week and, in response to mounting criticism of his attitude from frustrated Liverpool fans, the England international was forced onto a public relations offensive in which he denied he was a "money-grabber". Sterling is believed to want to play in the Champions League and Liverpool will be missing from Europe's elite club competition next term after a disappointing Premier League campaign, which sees them in fifth place, seven points behind fourth placed Manchester United, heading into the final round of fixtures.


Greek finance minister says bailout deal is very close

Posted: 18 May 2015 02:52 PM PDT

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras gives a speech at the annual conference of the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises in Athens, on Monday, May 18, 2015. Tsipras said his radical left-led government has done all it can to seek an agreement with bailout creditors that will ease the country out of its current acute liquidity crunch _ which he blamed on ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said Monday that he expects an agreement with bailout creditors within the next week, which would save the cash-strapped country from fast-approaching bankruptcy.


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