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Obama may add 30,000 troops in Afghanistan, The New York Times
President Obama said Tuesday that he was determined to “finish the job” in Afghanistan, and his aides signaled to allies that he would send as many as 25,000 to 30,000 additional American troops there even as they cautioned that the final number remained in flux.

Presidente iraní entrega obras y ratifica interés por el litio, Los Tiempos
El presidente de Irán, Mahmud Ahmadinejad, entregó ayer a su homólogo Evo Morales una planta procesadora de lácteos y un hospital con financiamiento iraní y manifestó su interés para cooperar en la industrialización de las cuantiosas reservas de litio en Bolivia.

‘Cruel, illegal, immoral’: Human Rights Watch condemns UK’s role in torture, The Guardian
The attorney general was under intense pressure tonight to order a wider series of police investigations into British complicity in torture after one of the world’s leading human rights organisations said there was clear evidence of the UK government’s involvement in the torture of its own citizens.

Bring perpetrators of 26/11 to justice: Obama, The Hindu
Mounting pressure on Pakistan, the US on Tuesday joined India in underscoring the “absolute imperative” to bring to justice the perpetrators of Mumbai attacks and underlining the need for “resolute and credible steps” to eliminate “safe havens” in Pakistan and Afghanistan which undermine the security and stability around the world.

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